Called Five Columns, the four-story riad is located in Chabanat, an area famous for its textile workshops, and offers four ensuite bedrooms that accommodate up to eight people.
Architecture may never be able to match the vastness of the ocean, but it can accentuate it in astounding ways. Just take a look at these striking contemporary homes.
How do you build on a plot of land that has been ravaged by wildfire, and whose landscape has been significantly altered? For Colorado-based architect Renée del Gaudio, that meant going back to the turn of the century when Boulder was barren and...
Shutter-like wooden doors along the facade allow the clients to close the house to the elements or embrace the sun and breeze—and make a quick escape into the pool on the grounds.
Located in the center of the country in Córdoba, the second most populous city after Buenos Aires, the concrete-and-stone two-story Casa del Bosque features extensive glazing, a pool, and a separate structure for entertaining.
A breathtaking seascape and dramatically open interiors combine to form this next-level beach house, where the architecture seems to exist solely to admire the surroundings.
This modern spiritual retreat in the Utah desert employs gabions to construct a portion of its walls, establishing a unique way of incorporating the surrounding nature into its structure.
While we’re no strangers to rad converted warehouses, it’s not often there’s one as cozy and intimate as this project in a Victorian building in London’s Shoreditch neighborhood. Peak inside.
Surrounded by scenic bodies of water, Seattle has a vibrant history of floating homes, ranging from the quirky to the prefab. This striking modern rendition, docked on the shore of Lake Union, hopes to continue that tradition.
Artists are known to have fascinating homes, and La Casa Azul, the cobalt-blue Mexico City house where famous artist Frida Kahlo spent much of her life, is among the most intriguing of them all.
In designing a modern home, there’s perhaps no easier way to make a statement than incorporating some larger-than-life pivoting doors. Check out some rad examples.
For the last 24 years, Canadian artist couple Catherine King and Wayne Adams has been living on a floating paradise unlike anything we’ve seen. Here’s a closer look.
San Francisco and Oslo-based practice Mork Ulnes Architects has breathed new life into a derelict wooden barn in Sebastopol, California, transforming it into an artist’s studio, office, and home using adaptive re-use strategies in its construction.
Located in Nishi-ojima in the Koto ward, House-Is is a minimalist, three-story abode that acts as the office and private residence for a graphic designer.
Never ones to shy away from throwing in all the plants, Vietnamese architecture firm Vo Trong Nghia takes the roof terrace to the next level in this new home. The interiors feel just as lush.
Located in the southern part of the capital, the four-story Loft 19, as it’s called, and the larger factory complex in which it is situated, date back to between 1913 and 1915.
This lovely renovation of a two-story flat called Casa Vota in the Hampstead neighborhood of London showcases a sculptural and twisted wooden staircase that was designed using digital fabrication and 3D- and 2D-modeling.
Designed by Kapsimalis Architects, the geometric home comprises multiple white cubes arranged on a slope on the outskirts of Mesaria meant to echo the traditional residential architecture of the Greek island.
This compact, first-floor flat in a Victorian in Westbourne Gardens, London was recently updated with contemporary details for a children’s heart surgeon who splits her time between London, Leeds, and Egypt.
A sure-fire way to capture amazing views in a house is to cantilever a part of it right into the surrounding landscape and turning the whole thing into a giant window. This house will show you.
HAO Design Studio has divided up a two-story home into two-and-a-half levels, not only maximizing both private and communal space, but also the flow of light and air throughout.
As Bastille Day celebrations kick off around the world—from Belgium to Vancouver, British Columbia, and many places in between—we’re taking a look at the classic-meets-modern Paris apartments we’ve recently featured on our pages.
Another day, another swoon-worthy modern home from California—not that we mind. Built around a century-old oak in the Santa Lucia mountains of Carmel, CA, Ranch OH reimagines the traditional ranch house as a stunning modern retreat.
After a redesign from AmBau Taller D'Arquitectes, this home has become an airy, open abode with all the character of its original detailing and the added chicness of modern design.