Batemans Row by Theis and Khan Architects
London studio Theis and Khan Architects have completed their own home and studio in east London. More about Batemans Row by Theis and Khan Architects
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Aptos Retreat by CCS Architecture
San Francisco studio CCS Architecture have completed a house comprising two buildings in the Santa Cruz mountains of California, where the roof of one extends over the other. More about Aptos Retreat by CCS Architecture
House in Atagoyama by a.un architects
Japanese studio a.un architects have completed a house clad inside and out in wood, located in Mie, Japan. More about House in Atagoyama by a.un architects
Meakins Road by B.E. Architecture
Australian studio B.E. Architecture have completed a house surrounded by a steel and timber grid in coastal Victoria, Australia. More about Meakins Road by B.E. Architecture
House of Stone by John Pawson
Milan 2010: British architect John Pawson exhibited a pavilion made of stone in Milan last month. More about House of Stone by John Pawson
House on a Hill by Paterson Architects
Paterson Architects of Scotland have completed a timber-clad extension to a farm cottage on a hill in Aberdeenshire. More about House on a Hill by Paterson Architects
Peña Blanca by DCPP Arquitectos
Mexican studio DCPP Arquitectos have designed a home in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, where four roofs slope up from the forest floor. More about Peña Blanca by DCPP Arquitectos
Casa Orquidea by Andrés Remy Architects
Argentinian studio Andrés Remy Arquitectos have completed a house in Pilar, Buenos Aires, consisting of volumes stacked at sloping angles. More about Casa Orquidea by Andrés Remy Architects
Ark House by Axis Mundi
New York studio Axis Mundi have designed a house for a mountainside in Montana, USA, which incorporates a 60 foot internal bridge More about Ark House by Axis Mundi
Hill End Ecohouse by Riddel Architecture
Riddel Architecture of Queensland demolished a house in Brisbane, Australia, and then built a new home out of the salvaged materials. More about Hill End Ecohouse by Riddel Architecture
Het Entreehuis by Bureau B+B
Dutch studio Bureau B+B have completed a house on a country estate in the Netherlands with a thatched roof but no eaves. More about Het Entreehuis by Bureau B+B
Liiva House by Muru & Pere
Estonian architects Urmas Muru and Peeter Pere have designed a house for a fishing village near Tallinn, covered in shingles on all surfaces except for one white concrete wall. More about Liiva House by Muru & Pere
Mixcoac House by FRENTEarquitectura
Mexican studio FRENTEarquitectura have completed a house in México City where the upper storey overhangs a long strip of garden. More about Mixcoac House by FRENTEarquitectura
House Satiya by ADN Architectures
Here's an extension to a family home in rural Belgium by Brussels studio ADN Architectures. More about House Satiya by ADN Architectures
House in Bizan by Shuichiro Yoshida
Japanese architect Schuichiro Yoshida have renovated the ground floor of a two-storey house in Tokushima, Japan, demolishing everything except the columns and foundations while leaving the upper floor intact. More about House in Bizan by Shuichiro Yoshida
House K by Yoshichika Takagi
Japanese architect Yoshichika Takagi has completed a house in Sapporo, Japan, where the interior is divided by a series of wooden structures with pitched roofs. More about House K by Yoshichika Takagi
57 Tivoli Road by B.E. Architecture
Australian studio B.E. Architecturehave completed a house in Melbourne clad in basalt slabs of varying size and thickness. More about 57 Tivoli Road by B.E. Architecture
House of Spread by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects
Japanese studio FORM/Kouichi Kimura have completed a house in Shiga, Japan, that spreads out from a central courtyard. More about House of Spread by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects
Double House by Tsuyoshi Kawata
Architect Tsuyoshi Kawata of Japanese studio Tonoma has completed a house in Hyōgo, Japan, that's divided in two by a narrow strip of garden. More about Double House by Tsuyoshi Kawata
A House Made of Two by Akio Nakasa
Japanese architect Akio Nakasa has completed two adjacent houses for one family, side by side in Kanagawa, Japan. More about A House Made of Two by Akio Nakasa