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Timber Edge by Crest Architects: A Sculptural Vastu-Compliant Home in Urban Bengaluru

In the dense heart of Bengaluru, along the bustling Old Madras Road, a transformative architectural vision emerged: Timber Edge by Crest Architects. Completed in 2024, this 7,200 ft² residence showcases how design ingenuity can elevate constrained urban spaces into serene and functional homes—balanced in aesthetics, Vastu principles, and environmental responsiveness.

By Crest Architects Published: 21/05/2025 Updated: 21/05/2025 2 min read

The Quartet – Songzhuang Z Museum by TEAM_BLDG: Weaving Culture into Architecture

The Quartet – Songzhuang Z Museum by TEAM_BLDG is a striking cultural landmark set within the secluded mountain village of Songzhuang in Zhejiang Province, China. Completed in 2025, this project transforms a mundane 1990s brick residence into a poetic dialogue between tradition and contemporary architecture—becoming China’s first rural art museum dedicated to the theme of weaving.

By TEAM_BLDG Published: 19/05/2025 Updated: 21/05/2025 3 min read

Vin Populi Next Door: Rezen Studio’s Intimate Italian-Inspired Wine Bar in Fremantle

Vin Populi Next Door by Rezen Studio is a 50 m² Italian-inspired wine bar in Fremantle that blends rich textures, moody ambiance, and modern hospitality design.

By Rezen Studio Published: 17/05/2025 Updated: 17/05/2025 2 min read

Vin Populi by Rezen Studio: A Contemporary Homage to Fremantle’s Italian Heritage

Vin Populi by Rezen Studio is a contemporary wine bar in Fremantle’s West End that honors the site’s Italian heritage through rich textures, heritage details, and award-winning design.

By Rezen Studio Published: 17/05/2025 Updated: 17/05/2025 3 min read

Yūgen Dining by Architects EAT: A Multi-Sensory Culinary Sanctuary in Melbourne

Yūgen Dining by Architects EAT is a breathtaking underground restaurant in Melbourne, inspired by the Japanese concept of yūgen. The design fuses earth, fire, water, and wind into a cohesive, multi-sensory dining environment that elevates fine dining into an architectural journey.

By Architects EAT Published: 17/05/2025 Updated: 17/05/2025 3 min read

Perfect Storm Loft by Killing Matt Woods: A Brutalist Apartment Inspired by a Concrete Bunker

Perfect Storm Loft by Killing Matt Woods is a Brutalist apartment in Sydney, inspired by a concrete bunker and crafted with sustainable materials, sculptural forms, and bespoke detailing.

By Killing Matt Woods Published: 17/05/2025 Updated: 17/05/2025 2 min read

The Pavilion: A Modern Guest House in Bangkok by WARchitect

The Pavilion is a modern guest house in Bangkok designed by acclaimed architecture studio WARchitect, known for its refined minimalist aesthetic and harmonious spatial narratives. Located in Taling Chan, a quiet suburb of the Thai capital, this architectural retreat balances serenity with sculptural boldness, tropical context with pure geometry — a hallmark of the firm’s visionary approach.

By WARchitect Published: 17/05/2025 Updated: 17/05/2025 4 min read

Contemporary Industrial House in Seattle by RHO Architects Blends Raw Steel Aesthetics with Residential Innovation

This striking industrial residence in Seattle’s Seward Park, designed by Replinger Hossner Osolin Architects, features raw steel interiors, open-plan living, and custom-crafted furniture, creating a seamless blend of function, comfort, and architectural expression.

By Replinger Hossner Osolin Architects Published: 15/05/2025 Updated: 16/05/2025 3 min read

Montauk Beach House by SAOTA: A Sculpted Coastal Retreat in New York

Nestled between the Old Montauk Highway and the Atlantic Ocean, the Montauk Beach House by SAOTA emerges as a refined architectural response to its rugged coastal setting. Completed in 2023, this 980 m² residence is meticulously embedded into a steep bluff, preserving the dramatic topography and visual rhythm of the New York shoreline.

By SAOTA Published: 14/05/2025 Updated: 15/05/2025 2 min read

Toca Madera by DavisInk: Where Superstition, Style, and Sensory Dining Collide

The phrase “Toca Madera” — meaning “knock on wood” in Spanish — is more than just a colloquialism to ward off bad luck. It evokes ancient traditions, where civilizations like the Celts believed that spirits dwelled within trees and could offer protection when touched. This deep-rooted superstition becomes a subtle conceptual thread woven through the interior narrative of Toca Madera by DavisInk, where old beliefs are transformed into modern design language.

By Davis Ink Published: 13/05/2025 Updated: 13/05/2025 2 min read