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Modern residential architecture with wooden lattice facade and open living space, surrounded by lush greenery and designed for social gatherings and family comfort.

Local House by Studio Bright: A Social and Spatial Reimagining in Saint Kilda

In the heart of Saint Kilda, Local House by Studio Bright redefines what it means to extend and inhabit a suburban Australian home. Designed for a vibrant, community-minded family, the renovation departs from the generic “white box on the back” solution, instead offering a dynamic spatial experience with a strong focus on social sustainability, robustness, and joyful living.
By Studio Bright Published: Updated: 2 min read
Contemporary modern house with a minimalist design, mixed wood and stucco exterior, large windows, and a spacious carport, surrounded by trees for a natural aesthetic and sustainable architecture appeal.

Tree House by Matt Fajkus Architecture: A Courtyard Home Rooted Around a Live Oak

Situated on Sacramento Drive in Austin, Texas, the Tree House by Matt Fajkus Architecture is a contemporary two-story residence that weaves refined materiality with environmental responsiveness. With a bold yet understated street presence, the design prioritizes views, shade, and connection to nature—all anchored around a majestic Live Oak tree at the center of the site.
By Matt Fajkus Architecture Published: Updated: 2 min read
Sleek modern kitchen with minimalist design, wooden cabinetry, white countertops, and open layout, featuring a kitchen island, modern bar stools, and large sliding glass doors, perfect for contemporary architecture art designs.

San Francisco Eichler Remodel by Klopf Architecture: Modernizing a Diamond Heights Icon with Warmth, Light, and Visual Continuity

In San Francisco’s Diamond Heights neighborhood, Klopf Architecture has meticulously renovated a 1962 Eichler-designed home into a light-filled, elegant residence that merges historic respect with modern sensibilities. The clients—two professionals with a deep appreciation for the Eichler legacy—sought to transform the house into a refined, minimalist space that celebrates openness, warmth, and material richness.
By Klopf Architecture Published: Updated: 3 min read