Mohegan Trail effortlessly connects to both the ocean and the landscape, capturing the relaxed spirit of Block Island living.

Embracing its coastal setting, the Promenade by Seidler in Melbourne’s Middle Park is a deeply personal project years in the making.

In Connecticut, The Glass House by Philip Johnson is a modernist masterpiece that design enthusiasts can make a pilgrimage to.

Half Light House uses white-painted heritage interiors, black-painted extensions and internal glazing to promote sweeping views from within.

In Sydney’s Bardwell Park, Sole House by 868 Architects and Hammercorp finds its rhythm in layered landscaping, materiality and spatial fluidity.

Adapted by And And And Studio, And 2001 reflects the studio’s signature approach to preservation and reinvigoration.

Crafted by Belle Casa Interiors, The Bayview combines elevated aesthetics with enhanced durability to reflect the evolution of high-end design.

Resting on the shore of Lake Hayes with views to Coronet Peak, Lake Hayes House by Crosson Architects embraces its rugged Queenstown setting.

Crafted by mckimm, Cape Schanck House is a calming coastal retreat both anchored and protected by the surrounding natural landscape.

Restored to its original grandeur, Harlem Rectory makes a strong contribution to its local streetscape while celebrating contemporary living.

Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece, was designed in 1935 and remains one of the most acclaimed works of modern architecture.

A private retreat for architect David Montalba and his family, Vertical Courtyard House dissolves boundaries between inside and out.