Inspired by the landscape, a Beirut-based design team designs a two-story, single-family villa in Lebanon’s Chouf Mountains.

A Mexico City–based firm designed a poured-in-place concrete home that embraces the site's topography.

For a villa in Rome, the design team placed series of pavilions at different elevations in the landscape.

Between 2007 and 2012, the architect built a cluster of four houses to provide holiday accommodations in a New Zealand forest.

The renovation of a Brooklyn carriage house brings in natural light and a connection to the outdoors.

The five-bedroom house is located on a heavily wooded, steeply sloping site within a 2,200 acre multigenerational ski and golf club.

The architect was tasked with designing a single-family house that would respectfully respond to its context within a residential neighborhood, and that would be suitable for the tropical setting.

This single-family residence is housed within two perpendicular rectilinear volumes.

Situated on a very steep and technically challenging site, the house was designed for a family of four to capture expansive views of the harbor and heavy marine traffic along the jagged West Vancouver coastline.

The project is a renovation and addition to an existing single-family midcentury hillside house.