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A family asked Connecticut-based architect Joeb Moore to convert a bulky 1980s-era house into an airy dwelling to accommodate its contemporary art collection and showcase panoramic views of the Long Island Sound.

Mexican architects Fernando Velasco and Paola Morales were asked to design a private weekend house in a town near Mexico City along with outdoor areas for relaxation.

The clients asked Montreal-based architect Henri Cleinge to renovate a 200-year-old stone house in Dorval, Quebec to accommodate an extended family of four generations.

A couple with an interest in contemporary architecture wanted to update a 1940s duplex and replace a previous, poorly constructed extension added in the 1950s.

The clients wanted to expand their 19^th century brick townhouse in a landmark district to bring in more light and views to the interior.

Two retirees approached architect Heather Roberge, principal of Los Angeles-based firm Murmur, to design their dream house'they wanted a quirky dwelling that connected to the surrounding landscape.

The clients initially asked the architects to design a relatively small, one-story cabin, but later became curious about the view above the treetops.

A Toronto family of five wanted to replace their 800-square-foot, poorly insulated, tin-roof cabin dating to the 1950s with a four-season house to accommodate extended family and guests.

A family wanted a light-filled, modern beach house that was spacious enough for gatherings, but intimate enough for a winter retreat.