In designing this home, Davidov Architects embraced a refined and restrained aesthetic, with raw elements contrasted with period furniture and warm details

Lacime Architects re-envisions historic courtyard living for a new housing development in Suzhou

This apartment by Sir Roy Grounds is a study in Australian Modernism

A Tokyo-based architecture firm has transformed a fashion store into a fun-filled space

The second instalment of our series on sustainable design is a conversation with Phua Hong Wei, director at WOHA Architects

SAOTA’s first project in Bali blends traditional and contemporary sensibilities in a unique response to vacation home typology

The Japanese architect communicates how refreshingly simple yet resoundingly important his ideas are in the creation of truly beneficial spaces 

Designed by The Oval Partnership, the centre is a subterranean cultural venue that reinterprets classic Chinese architecture through a fresh, futuristic lens

Architecture firm CollectiveProject explores the tension between seemingly opposing elements in a weekend home that celebrates Hyderabad’s natural beauty

In Thailand’s cultural capital, local and traditional vernacular are reimagined at Little Shelter hotel

Designed by local firm 4N design architects, this restored apartment building in Hong Kong retains its historic charm  

Brcar Morony Architecture brought this petite Sydney home to life with contemporary additions to its existing structure

For this musician’s home in Bali, architect Alexis Dornier attempted to evoke the feeling of living inside an instrument

The holistic resort’s new art space is an exploration into the relationship between architecture, art, community and nature

At Salone del Mobile last month, the founders of Neri&Hu gave us a candid insight into the workings of their distinguished design firm

Forget conventional shopping malls: a series of boxes – with glass facades, sunlit interiors and leafy roof terraces – takes centre stage at Kashiyama Daikanyama

The Japanese architect’s one-size-fits-all approach to architectural briefs has paradoxically resulted in some of the design world’s most boundary-breaking structures

Architect Nolan Chao and the ARCHISTRY design&research office team documented their transformation of a century-old Hutong in Beijing’s Qianmen district into a slick speakeasy

Far from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects designed this Los Angeles home for a half-Taiwanese, half-Chinese family seeking rest and peace

The Book House is a whimsical children’s library tucked away in a small minority village in China’s Hunan province