BYTR Architects together with Zecc Architects have designed an extension to a family home in Utrecht, The Netherlands, that opens up to the backyard to provide indoor/outdoor living.
Commissioned to design a new home for a family in North London, Stanton Williams replaced a late 1950s house with the Fitzroy Park House.
Allen + Killcoyne Architects designed a micro-apartment in Manhattan, New York, that is only 340 square feet.
Designers Elena Chernigina and Anton Bazaliysky have created the Tuhachevsky Street Apartment, a bright and colorful home for a family of four in St. Petersburg, Russia.
This young family in Creve Coeur, Missouri, bought an Atomic Ranch home that was originally built in the 1970s, and hired architect Thomas Wall to give it a fresh contemporary update.
After winning a competition to develop the site, instead of building a new house, Luigi Rosselli Architects chose to revive the existing house, so that it could maintain its closeness to the waterfront in Sydney, Australia.
