In the heart of Westmount, the renovation of Wood Residence stands as an exercise in sensitivity, where a deep respect for the original architectural character merges seamlessly with the demands of modern living.  

Some homes do more than merely organise space; they offer a sensory experience. In the prestigious Anfa Supérieur district of Casablanca, a 1976 residence has been reborn through the vision of Ali Lahlou. The founder of his eponymous studio has crafted a visual manifesto for a young couple, blending architectural heritage with a bold, creative spirit. 

There is an inherent elegance in repetition. In Urbanjobs’ latest project, ORIGAMI, the space transcends its function as a mere retail outlet to become an architectural translation of fine patisserie. 

Overlooking the iconic Citadelpark in Ghent, Maison Mattelin is far more than a mere apartment; it is an architectural narrative that seamlessly weaves heritage conservation with a bold, contemporary vision. 

In Paris’s 16th arrondissement, a cosy retreat bathed in natural light and surrounded by greenery has been revitalised. Emmanuelle Simon’s design balances heritage and modernity.

On the northern side of the Santa Monica Mountains, designer and property developer Lidan Sfadia has created a Californian home that radiates warmth, seamlessly blending refined European elegance with the inviting rustic allure of Napa. 

In Paulínia, Brazil, a contemporary retreat with a rustic soul was born. Tranquillity, identity and just the right touch of sophistication form the basis of this project, designed by Estúdio JB. 

On the southern edge of Lake Tahoe, where the town of South Lake Tahoe meets the Sierra Nevada, Mork-Ulnes Architects has designed a home that rethinks the alpine cabin through a contemporary lens, functional, understated and deeply rooted in its setting.
 

In Plaka, Athens’ historic district often referred to as the “neighbourhood of the gods”, there is an apartment that seems to exist between layers of time. 

Some houses are built with walls. Others are built with light. House of Monitors clearly belongs to the latter: a home where daylight is directed, edited and choreographed, as if every opening were a deliberate narrative choice.