The Sawmill House in Victoria, Australia by Archier
Design

The Sawmill House in Victoria, Australia by Archier

Melbourne-based Archier recycled discarded concrete for this beautiful young family home.

The Le Corbusier-Inspired Mirador House by Gubbins Arquitectos
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The Le Corbusier-Inspired Mirador House by Gubbins Arquitectos

Architect Víctor Gubbins Browne reflects his memory of visits to Paris’ Villa Savoye.

The Chicago Church That Has Been Transformed Into a Family Home
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The Chicago Church That Has Been Transformed Into a Family Home

God doesn’t live here anymore.

Inside the DIZZAAP Headquarters by Sergey Makhno Architectural Workshop
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Inside the DIZZAAP Headquarters by Sergey Makhno Architectural Workshop

Office space goals.

6 Creatively Repurposed Historical Spaces to Visit
Design

6 Creatively Repurposed Historical Spaces to Visit

A concise survey of the most well-executed historical buildings and interiors the world over.

Barrancas House by EZEQUIELFARCA architecture & design
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Barrancas House by EZEQUIELFARCA architecture & design

A contemporary revamp to a ’70s design.


This Vietnamese Home Incorporates a Dog-Friendly Staircase
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This Vietnamese Home Incorporates a Dog-Friendly Staircase

Man’s best friend gets the treatment it deserves.

Aedas' Design for New Sina Headquarters in Beijing Inspired by Infinity Symbol
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Aedas' Design for New Sina Headquarters in Beijing Inspired by Infinity Symbol

To infinity and beyond.

Mirrored Beach Hut by ECE Architecture
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Mirrored Beach Hut by ECE Architecture

A contemporary twist on a British icon.

The Concrete House in Melbourne by Matt Gibson Architecture
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The Concrete House in Melbourne by Matt Gibson Architecture

The smooth residence forges a relationship between inside and outside under the Australian sun.

Take a Look at the Rural Geometric Cabin of Renowned Japanese Photographer Mikio Hasui
Design

Take a Look at the Rural Geometric Cabin of Renowned Japanese Photographer Mikio Hasui

Talk about thinking out of the box.

This Stunning Converted London Church Can Be Bought for $15 Million USD
Design

This Stunning Converted London Church Can Be Bought for $15 Million USD

For those who can’t get enough of going to church.

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