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Jamaica’s Portland Parish ranges from tropical jungles, lagoons, and mountains, all teeming with endemic fauna, endanger...
03/02/2025

Jamaica’s Portland Parish ranges from tropical jungles, lagoons, and mountains, all teeming with endemic fauna, endangered species, and now a Brutalist paradise for DJ and producer . The artist conceived of his 50-acre space, dubbed , as a place that offers respite from the hustle and bustle but also productive inspiration for it. The sanctuary had to be as grandiose as its surroundings. Brooklyn-based firm and met the drama required of the brief using cast concrete to cut a striking figure against the tropical foliage—while communing with it. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images courtesy
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With rising housing shortages, alleys (once fiercely contested) in Washington, D.C. are an opportunity to add much-neede...
31/01/2025

With rising housing shortages, alleys (once fiercely contested) in Washington, D.C. are an opportunity to add much-needed residential relief. In Capital Hill, local firm .us contributes to this mission using natural, meaningful materials to foster healthy living. Using black locust wood slats, cork, and bamboo structural walls insulated with h**p, Brown House embodies the “farm-to-table” ethos that informs BLDUS. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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Milanese modernist Luigi Caccia Dominioni completed the Mondelli building in 1961, a seemingly shiny rational building a...
31/01/2025

Milanese modernist Luigi Caccia Dominioni completed the Mondelli building in 1961, a seemingly shiny rational building atop Milan’s Piazza Carbonari. An irregular window arrangement, clinker facade, and the vertical, flush elevator visible from the outside are telltale signs of Caccia style. If it’s not enough to contend with this modern legacy while renovating one of the building’s apartments, took the project as an opportunity to experiment: What would an architect on the level of Caccia do? And how do you mediate between 20th-century architectural history and contemporary living? The project, Self Modern, answers these questions by dialoging with and then disrupting these connections. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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On New York’s Upper West Side, 115 Central Park West has been home to a family for generations. The client grew up in th...
29/01/2025

On New York’s Upper West Side, 115 Central Park West has been home to a family for generations. The client grew up in the residence, which was also home to her great grandmother, grandmother, and two aunts and an uncle. After her parents passed away, the client purchased the residence to make it a new home for her own family. Local architecture firm , along with interior decorator Maggie Rosenblatt Design, transformed the client’s childhood home to better suit the family, without losing the traces of its history. Learn more at the .
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Words by Paige Davidson, images by
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Arising from a concrete garage, Trilogy House’s rectilinear massing, triple-pane glazing, and vertical wood batten feel ...
28/01/2025

Arising from a concrete garage, Trilogy House’s rectilinear massing, triple-pane glazing, and vertical wood batten feel nearly commercial next to the traditional residential homes in Portland’s Alameda neighborhood. But it is a home for Jeanne Feldkamp and her husband Dan Diephouse. The duo are cofounders of Corollary Wines in Willamette Valley. Feldkamp is also the founder of the Portland-based interior design firm . She came to with a plot of land and a dream of a forever home. The collaboration brought forth a unique vision, devised into three distinct experiences. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by .enriquez
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Spain and New York–based architect transformed an apartment in Spain from the optimized, industrialized era it came fro...
27/01/2025

Spain and New York–based architect transformed an apartment in Spain from the optimized, industrialized era it came from into a cacophony of materials and color, stitched together by rough-hewn portals. The project, dubbed Unplanned Domestic Prototype, is an experiment that asks: What does a home look like when it’s not regulated or dictated by policy, the market, or any singular ways of life? Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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Northeast of Sydney, in the suburb of Mosman, a 100-year-old building commemorating those killed during duty in World Wa...
24/01/2025

Northeast of Sydney, in the suburb of Mosman, a 100-year-old building commemorating those killed during duty in World War I now houses a real estate office for BresicWhitney. The shiny, modern interior is located within the stately edifice of the ANZAC Memorial Hall, dedicated in 1924. Local architecture firm creatively organized the spatial layout of the office using ribbons of shiny curved steel rather than the typical application of stringent walls. The unique approach to BresicWhitney Lower North Shore office is a bold reimagination of a historic building. Learn more at the .
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Words by Paige Davidson, images
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While Australia has long been recognized as an epicenter for contemporary architecture, its collectible design scene rem...
23/01/2025

While Australia has long been recognized as an epicenter for contemporary architecture, its collectible design scene remains under the radar. The country’s rich cultural heritage, vast landscapes, and commitment to sustainability has incubated a distinctive design sensibility. In Melbourne in particular, the work of contemporary makers possesses a playful sophistication. Six of these emerging makers—, , , , , and —stand out as craft, labor, skill, and everyday materials underline their studios’ calling cards. Learn more about these designers and their work at the .
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Words by Amanda Pratt, images courtesy respective designers, Phillip-Huynh, , .maximillion.studio, and
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Japanese folk art, William Morris, and the wider English arts and crafts movement inform , a new wine bar in London’s De...
22/01/2025

Japanese folk art, William Morris, and the wider English arts and crafts movement inform , a new wine bar in London’s De Beauvoir Town. The bar’s interior, outfitted by , prioritizes natural materials, abundant lighting, local craftsmanship, artist collaboration, and swaths of colorful doodles. Drawing from these movements and local heritage, the bar takes a stance against our era’s never-ending focus on screens and stimulation. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images
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In Pardubice, Czech Republic, the Automatic Mills was one of the first buildings designed by Josef Gočár, known in the c...
21/01/2025

In Pardubice, Czech Republic, the Automatic Mills was one of the first buildings designed by Josef Gočár, known in the country as an early father of modernism. Construction on the complex completed in 1909, though you’d be forgiven for mistaking its facade—clad in geometric brick patterns, a skybridge, and crenelated roofs—for something more civic in nature. The dignity and care Gočár leant toward industrial buildings and its laborers has helped preserve the mills a century later. In 1924, a grain silo and a series of multiple buildings were added to the complex. It’s since undergone renovations by Zdeněk Balík, Jan Šépka, Petr Všetečka, and now who maintains and reuses the site as a multifunctional cultural space with otherworldly results. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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Tucked between the North Sea and the Netherlands border, Knokke is a town in Belgium visited for its picturesque nature:...
17/01/2025

Tucked between the North Sea and the Netherlands border, Knokke is a town in Belgium visited for its picturesque nature: beaches, salt marshes, dunes, and woodlands. It’s fitting then that would opt for the quiet stillness found in the rural landscape for a residence in the area’s Duinenwater. Aptly titled the North Sea Residence, the project is a vacation home for a family from Singapore. The interior architecture and design from Stef Claes marries the homeowners’ taste and background with a site-specific approach. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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The title for ’s residential project, House on Track, has a double meaning. It draws from both Rome’s Termini Station, l...
16/01/2025

The title for ’s residential project, House on Track, has a double meaning. It draws from both Rome’s Termini Station, located nearby, and the clients’ love of DJing. The client is one of the architects: cofounder of STUDIOTAMAT, Matteo Soddu, and his partner Sergio Marras. As the project name suggests, the new interior is less than conventional. Learn more at the .
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Words by Paige Davidson, images by .z.photographer
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At 700 square feet, an artist’s loft in Taipei, Taiwan includes a bedroom, bathroom, living room, storage, dining room, ...
15/01/2025

At 700 square feet, an artist’s loft in Taipei, Taiwan includes a bedroom, bathroom, living room, storage, dining room, kitchen, and dedicated room for tea. What should feel like a dense, cramped program instead feels spacious and serene due to the thoughtful renovation by . The architects, who work between Brooklyn and Taiwan, use a dark color palette, layers of texture, and unexpected openings to ensure there’s inspiration around every corner but never an overwhelming moment. Read more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images
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Scandinavian sensibilities have taken over a “Little Poland” townhome. The Greenpoint renovation project was by .archite...
14/01/2025

Scandinavian sensibilities have taken over a “Little Poland” townhome. The Greenpoint renovation project was by .architecture, a Brooklyn office founded by Jane Lea. The project “remixes Scandinavian living with Falu red-inspired color blocking,” the designer said. The renovation happened across all three of the townhouse’s floors; it prioritized making the 4,975-square-foot home more aesthetically pleasing, spacious, and energy efficient. Learn more at the .
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Words by Daniel Roche, images by
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The concrete, industrial box that houses Toronto’s Spring Garden location may seem like an odd pairing for a restaurant...
13/01/2025

The concrete, industrial box that houses Toronto’s Spring Garden location may seem like an odd pairing for a restaurant serving raw, light Japanese fare, but local firm .team’s ongoing practice of merging dichotomies finds the softness in the building’s strong foundations. Located in the ground-floor podium of a 1990s residential tower, the restaurant’s interior takes its cues from the menu’s focus on impactful offerings that aren’t overly decorative. By blending opposities, the interior is soft, strong, and still. Learn more at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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Overlooking New York’s Central Park, the newly renovated Fifth Avenue Apartment by local firm .Research.Office belongs t...
10/01/2025

Overlooking New York’s Central Park, the newly renovated Fifth Avenue Apartment by local firm .Research.Office belongs to a scientist and art historian whose primary goal was to create a home suitable for their prized art collection. Located within an original 1920 Rosario Candela–designed building, the apartment unites the artwork with the building’s art deco details. Read more at the .
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Words by Paige Davidson, images
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In Montreal’s Plateau Mont-Royal district, Le Petit Merlot is a two-unit duplex dating back to the 1920s. Built jointly ...
09/01/2025

In Montreal’s Plateau Mont-Royal district, Le Petit Merlot is a two-unit duplex dating back to the 1920s. Built jointly with its two neighbors on a 1,640-square-foot lot, the duplex was restored and expanded by using a red motif to tie the design together. Read more about the project, which takes its cue from the historic red clay bricks on the facade, at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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’s lingerie and clothing brand landed in New York with its first flagship on 5th Avenue, and like SKIMS’s skin-tight st...
08/01/2025

’s lingerie and clothing brand landed in New York with its first flagship on 5th Avenue, and like SKIMS’s skin-tight style, the store design by New York–based practice .ltd accentuates the body. Rounded soffits and walls mimic the contours of SKIMS’s bodycon styles. Custom mannequins and a feminine and figural 15-foot sculpture by Vanessa Beecroft puts the anatomy quite literally on display. The store’s own cladding, a monochrome pinky, beige n**e, recalls supple soft skin—or SKIMS rather. Learn more about the interior at the .
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Words by Kelly Pau, images by
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