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Around the World

The best in architecture from around the world—a mashup of the best of all genres of architecture from new takes on the traditional forms to modern masterpieces that push the possible from the best architects and designers.

Jensen & Skodvin’s Bold Vision: Juvet Hotel as a Gateway to Norwegian Nature

Jenn Thornton May 31, 2023
The Landscape Juvet Hotel, designed by Jensen & Skodvin in northwestern Norway, offers a unique and authentic experience. Owner Knut Slinning’s deep connection to the land inspired the sustainable and nature-focused design. This innovative approach to architecture blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, creating a truly immersive experience for guests.

Sparano + Mooney Architecture: Art, Nature & Sustainability Unite in Exquisite Home

Karine Monié May 17, 2023
A stunning 4,500-square-foot home in Salt Lake City pays homage to both the vibrant local art scene and the breathtaking natural landscape. Designed by Sparano + Mooney Architecture and interior designer Natasha Wallis, the residence captures the essence of the surrounding environment while showcasing a collection of artworks by emerging and established regional talents.

Specht Architects: The Modernist Marvel of New Mexico Residence Sangre De Cristo

Jenn Thornton May 17, 2023
The New Mexico Residence Sangre De Cristo, designed by Specht Architects, offers a modernist twist on Santa Fe’s traditional adobe style. Situated on a hilltop, the house harmonizes panoramic mountain views with the need for shade and climate protection. Specht Architects creatively embraced the region’s architectural restrictions while infusing fresh elements.

Sparano + Mooney Architecture Crafts a Sustainable Retreat near Salt Lake City

Karine Monié May 17, 2023
Designed by Sparano + Mooney Architecture near Salt Lake City, this home seamlessly combines privacy with a connection to the community and nature. With a focus on sustainability and openness, the house features stunning views of the landscape, stylish interiors by cityhomeCOLLECTIVE, and thoughtful design elements.

Bruno Gaudin Architectes Redefines the National Library of France with Stunning Renovation

Jenn Thornton April 19, 2023
The Bibliothèque Nationale de France, or the National Library of France, located in Paris, is a historic structure that has undergone a modern facelift. The project was carried out by Bruno Gaudin Architectes, and it took 15 years and two phases to complete the renovation of the structure. The library was initially founded during imperial times, and it has survived calamities, including two world wars, and various scattershot repairs.

The Chic & Effortless Design of Yabu Pushelberg’s East Hamptons Home

Jenn Thornton April 19, 2023
Yabu Pushelberg, the award-winning international design studio founded by George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, have created their East Hamptons home in the fashionable hamlet of Amagansett, Long Island, New York. The house is located on sand dunes and is designed with clean lines, sharp corners, and wood-slat glass walls that offer a view of the watery and windswept panorama beyond.

KRAK. Architects’ Conceptual House Seamlessly Integrated into Crete’s Mythic Surroundings

Jenn Thornton March 22, 2023
Casa Katana, a stunning residential design by Greece-based KRAK. Architects, is making waves in the architectural world. Situated in the mythic surrounds of Crete, the subterranean dwelling is an integration of the terrain, creating minimal visual disturbance and preserving the natural beauty of the site, defying conventional description and drawing inspiration from the timeless principles of minimalism and attention to detail.

Studio Schicketanz Gives New Life to Local Landmark in Carmel-by-the-Sea

Karine Monié March 22, 2023
Studio Schicketanz has renovated a three-level house in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, that was originally built in 1961 as the personal residence of midcentury modernist architect Henry Hill. The 1,957 sq ft house has a 5,750 sq ft plot and was renovated to adapt to contemporary living while preserving the historic landmark.