A soulful update by Michael Hsu Office of Architecture transforms a 19th-century Austin home, blending Victorian charm with modern detailing and grounding it in native landscaping and materials that honour its past.
Renovated by Selldorf Architects and Jeffrey Bilhuber, Marfa Residence presents rhythmic geometries and restrained detailing that evoke the region’s distinct landscape.
Side Angle Side transforms a mid-century bungalow into a light-filled home, balancing heritage and modernity through thoughtful spatial interventions, natural materials and strong indoor-outdoor connections.
With landscape connection the primary theme, Michael Hsu Office of Architecture ensures that Greenbelt Residence acts as a natural extension of the landscape, rather than a stark intervention.
Rollingwood Residence by A Parallel Architecture is a family sanctuary that blends natural beauty with sustainable design, creating a serene and connected living environment.
Set in the heart of Bouldin Creek, a vibrant and walkable neighbourhood in Austin, Texas, Lantern House offers well-proportioned interior spaces connected to generous, liveable courtyards.
Set amid rolling landscapes in Texas Hill Country, Roam Ranch by Baldridge Architects is a striking contemporary residence that is deeply rooted in regional heritage.
Central to Australia’s identity – and the Great Australian dream – is its layered built environment, which is a combination of modern and heritage buildings.
With its pavilion roofs inspired by the curled edges of falling oak leaves, Falling Leaves by Bercy Chen Studio embraces its natural surroundings in the most resolved way.
The Perch’s sculpted addition settles above an existing bungalow, delivering a flexible living space for the owners while preserving their beloved rear garden.
The Jewelbox stands as a considered blend of European traditional craft and congenial Texan charm, where Citizen Artist and Mell Lawrence Architects nestled the form among live oak trees.