Residential architecture and interiors
Waterfall House by Bornstein Lyckefors pushes the limits of a Swedish planning clause
Sunflower House comprises ten cubes pointed in different directions
Rural Tasmanian house by Philip M Dingemanse has a terrace piercing its middle
B.E. Architecture completes a trio of red brick houses for the same family
Bijl Architecture reinterprets the traditional Dutch gable for a Sydney residence
CUT Architectures adds a second concrete-framed extension to a French home
Aslak Haanshuus transforms two Norwegian log cabins into a cross-shaped house
Antonia Reif adds an inconspicuous extension to a 1960s Rotterdam bungalow
Massachusetts home by Anmahian Winton features a facade of ipe wood and zinc
Stephenson Studio completes a Mondrian-inspired home for a remote site on the Welsh coast
Jean Nouvel’s first New York skyscraper will include three floors of MoMA gallery space
Fourfoursixsix uses aerated concrete for family residence on the Stockholm archipelago
Faceted waterfront housing in Norway conceived as “a mountain range of wood”
Graux & Baeyens uses curved walls to convert a factory loft into a family home
Gabled extension by BKK Architects borrows the form of a doll’s house
Naturehumaine includes gym hoops and apparatus inside a home for two athletes
Lakeside concrete pavilion by NE-AR houses a fireplace inside a twisted column
Christian Müller converts an Alpine chalet into a pair of family apartments
Lake Wendouree House by Inarc features a spiked entrance and a car turntable
Plan Bureau imagines a twin-peaked wooden house in the mountains
Edgley Design wraps a dilapidated 1960s house in stainless steel roofing
Tham & Videgård draws up designs for “Sweden’s statistically most sought-after home”
Fraher Architects includes textured brick cladding on north London house extension
