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Designed as the primary home for a growing family, this Toronto dwelling prioritizes adaptability and multigenerational use.

Breeze blocks on the exterior of this Bangkok home provide passive airflow and privacy, while also offering passersby glimpses of a bright-yellow courtyard interior.

The configuration of this lakeside dwelling in West Michigan directly responds to the shoreline views.

The design of this multi-level Mexico City residence centers on wood as both material and spatial device.

The design of this New York residence is organized around three guiding principles: environmental harmony, aging-in-place, and wellness-oriented gathering.

In a neighborhood where skinny houses on narrow lots are the norm, a three-story residence features a long vertical atrium that brings daylight from roof to ground and from front to back.

The Brooklyn-based firm executed an extensive gut renovation and conversion of a multifamily building into a private residence.

The townhouse, located in the Lefferts Manor Historic District, was lovingly restored and reconfigured for brother-and-sister clients.

From the Aalto pendants to the birch-leaf motif of the plaster crown molding, there's no doubting the heritage of the client behind this exceptionally detailed Passive House renovation.

The redesign of the Noe Valley apartment emphasizes functionality with a material palette that draws on inspiration from Northern California's forests.