Interior

TBo extended a Federal-style Brooklyn brick home with a 200 sq ft poured concrete rear addition, adding a painting studio, kitchen bay, and L-shaped bedroom across 3 floors.

Tutto Bene converted a 1902 T.J. Bailey school sports hall into a live-work residence, preserving herringbone floors, Victorian columns, and original roof trusses across three floors.

Chango & Co renovates a 3-story New York townhouse on the Upper West Side. Neutral materials, a skylit staircase, and custom bouclé upholstery throughout.

Katja Pargger restores a 1930s Parisian house with mineral-coated walls, oak herringbone floors, and a sunken conversation pit lined in Hermès leather offcuts.

BonVivant fills a Mallorcan estate with work by local artists, connecting ceramics, paintings, and textiles to the island's craft traditions.

Chen Zhichao Design opens a Guangzhou apartment to natural light through repositioned walls and enlarged openings. White surfaces amplify daylight across 3 floors.

Studio EEUW Archiv designs Neute's Amsterdam flagship with raw plaster walls, steel fixtures, and exposed building systems. Retail space as unfinished architecture.

NOTHING DESIGN uses white micro-cement surfaces to frame mid-century furniture by Panton, Jacobsen, and Paulin in a 150-square-meter Beijing workspace at Xidian Memory Park.

NoNo Studio preserves a 1930s Los Angeles hunting shack, keeping original cedar paneling while adding custom oak-walnut millwork and Italian marble surfaces.

DNA Architects opens a Hangzhou house with minimal partitions and continuous sightlines. Interior spaces connect to the surrounding landscape through floor-to-ceiling glass.

Alexander Design and Michael G. Imber build a 10,500-square-foot house in Austin with terracotta tiles, custom stained glass, and hand-hewn local wood. Mediterranean forms in Texas hill country.

Tsubasa Iwahashi Architects adds a compact volume to a forest house in Okayama. The separate living quarters connect to the main residence by a covered walkway.

Atienza Maure Arquitectos rebuilds a fire-damaged Castilian house with white concrete arches and skylights set within the original stone walls.

Lea Cojot converts a Flatiron District loft around original terracotta columns, adding a Calacatta Malva marble island and art collected from her mother's Paris gallery.

Etiam Studio redesigns a Milan apartment with sliding partitions and foldable elements. Compact rooms shift between open and enclosed configurations.

CO-LAB Design Office builds a house in Tulum using local stone, solar panels, and large glazed openings. The interior connects directly to the surrounding Yucatan landscape.

Madeleine Blanchfield Architects renovates a 1920s Sydney flat with new openings, rearranged circulation, and contemporary insertions within the original plan.