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This villa uses two round floor plans linked by a bridge to create a continuous spatial loop. Built in bamboo, it keeps the structure light and open to its surroundings. 📍 Bali, Indonesia Project by: Studio WNA Details: hubs.la/Q047Mm1J0

The SKL house is a home that is discovered as you walk through it, a place of asymmetrical perspectives and contrasts between its finishes. 📍Envigado, Colombia Project by: CÂPÂ arquitectura Details: hubs.la/Q047Ml6C0

#ProjecOfTheDay: Casa Viteri Vergara by MCM+A taller de arquitectura A structural concrete “box” is set into the slope, supporting a full timber upper level. This layered system responds to the site while opening the house toward the landscape. 📍Quito, Ecuador Photography: Bicubik Details: hubs.la/Q047McKK0

Esplanade Brighton replaces a vacant brownfield site with a collection of 24 townhouses and 11 apartments across 4 distinct buildings, nestled amongst an extensively planted native garden. 📍Melbourne, Australia Project by: Wood Marsh Details: hubs.la/Q047LTS70

Vertical Farm Hengshui stacks vertical farming across four levels, combining LED-grown crops, a rooftop greenhouse, and public circulation in one system. 📍 Hengshui, China Project by: van Bergen Kolpa Architects Photos by: Jin Weiqi Details: hubs.la/Q047CdmG0

A series of angled roof planes drives this design, directing light, shade, and views throughout the house. 📍 Colorado Springs, CO, United States Project by: Workaday Details: hubs.la/Q047BPQc0

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A solid stone base meets large glass openings and extended porches, creating a house that is both protected and fully open to its setting. 📍 Bosque County, TX, United States Project by: Jeff Garnett Architect Details: hubs.la/Q047C8r10

Rather than treating the urban context as an external backdrop, Rui Vieira Oliveira Arquitecto's Villa Alfredo allows it to permeate the home, creating a continuous relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces. 📍Portugal Details: hubs.la/Q047FsrZ0

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This house uses a linear interior garden and double-height spaces to drive airflow and daylight through a compact footprint. 📍 Cuernavaca, Mexico Project by: MARRO Arquitectos Photos by: Raúl Hernández Studi Details: hubs.la/Q047BD_m0

#ProjectOfTheDay: Cabins Kraví hora by Studio MA s.r.o. Designed as efficient modules, these cabins use transformable interiors and full-height glazing to make small spaces feel open and usable. 📍 Znojmo, Czechia Details: hubs.la/Q047B_XF0

A series of stepped volumes follow the natural terraces, using on-site stone and existing walls to organize the entire project. 📍 Paros, Greece Project by: KP OFFICE Details: hubs.la/Q047BRvk0

A single triangular void anchors the entire project, with circulation locked into a continuous loop that keeps the focus on its open-to-sky core. 📍 South Korea Project by: KODE architects Details: hubs.la/Q047BxJg0

This is an attempt to redefine urban residential living—not merely as a system of efficiency and order, but as a relaxed, nature-infused, and sensorially rich experience. Amid these floating islands, a calm yet layered contemporary lifestyle takes shape. 📍Changsha, China Project by: Chengdu Maiwei Landscape Architecture Studio Details: hubs.la/Q047sWmg0

As a key part of Toronto Community Housing's redevelopment plan, this proposal replaces a car-centric layout with a pedestrian-friendly, high-density urban fabric. Designed to foster social cohesion and support grassroots organizations, the centre integrates mental and physical wellness spaces, reflecting Indigenous values and community input through inclusive features like youth lounges, a food bank, and ceremonial areas. 📍 Toronto, Canada Project by: CS&P Architects Details: hubs.la/Q047sVL_0

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A long, elevated volume sits lightly on pilotis, giving this beach house the feeling of floating above the landscape. Sliding glass panels fully retract, opening the entire living space to the outdoors. 📍 Bahia, Brazil Project by: PrimeHome Construtora Details: hubs.ly/Q047s-FY0