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The article looks at the renovation work of Southampton Retreat, in Southampton, New York, U.S., designed by Sawyer|Berson, an architecture firm.

The article looks at the renovation of the classroom at WanFang Senior High School in Taipei, Taiwan, desined by 3+2 Design Studio; evaluates the Conexus Home, affordable housing model of helathy homes, designed by from Liv-Connected; and the Revival, a modular building system inspired by the shipping-container typology, from Kiev-based studio Zikzak.

The article looks at the renovation of a residential property in Mechelen, Belgium, designed by Paul Vanrunxt.

Villa Austevoll, designed by Saunders Architecture, is a contemporary retreat located in Austevoll, Norway. The 3,000-square-foot residence is situated on Selbjørn, accessible only by boat, and was commissioned by a client whose grandparents had lived on the island. The villa features a white, boxy form with intersecting rectangles arranged on north-south and east-west axes, resembling the Norwegian flag's cross. The structure is elevated on a triangular plinth and steel pillars to maximize views and minimize its impact on the landscape. Inside, the main living areas and three bedrooms are clad in painted larch, creating a cabin-like feel. The villa also includes a skylit oak spiral staircase that offers sweeping vistas. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers suggestions for the masculine scent Range Rider and the feminine scent Purple Sage from artists James Turrell and Lalique.

The article discusses that Michael McCann, principal of Dreamtime Australia Design, knows how to create a unique sense of place. Before founding his firm in 1995, the Miami native opened and operated more than 80 restaurants, bars, and nightclubs around the world and worked in luxury hotel management for brands like Mandarin Oriental.

The article offers the reviews of Rottet Studio's founder reimagines the historic Colombe d'Or hotel complex located in Houston to honor her city's past and its glorious renaissance.

The article evaluates the several architectural designs including warehouse and distillery turned residence designed by lilitt bollinger studio and buchner bründler architekten; a concrete-panel wall buffers by mjölk architekti; and wine-country retreat by mork ulnes architect.

The article discusses the renovation of a 200-year-old, stone-vaulted coach house in Dublin, Ireland by Kingston Lafferty Design including polished plaster on the walls in the kitchen, floors of polished concrete and limed-oak parquet, and custom steel-and-glass partitions in the dining area.

The article discusses the renovation of a home in Santa Monica, California by John Friedman and Alice Kimm of John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (JFAK) including a double–height living room, guest room on the ground floor, and rectilinear face of the house.

The article offers information on the remodeling of villa by architects Andreas Fuhrimann and Gabrielle Hächler. Topics discussed include conversion of villa into combination residence, studio and exhibition space; rooms are flooded with light and LED strips recessed into the ceiling; and existence of precisely geometric floorplan. It also mention that the gallery wall feature floorboards of solid Tyrolean oak and built-ins of plywood and painted blockboard.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including the featuring a variety of global residential projects, from a golf course house in São Paulo to a modern addition to a vintage cottage in Sydney.

The article offers information about triangular building was utilized as storehouse, stable, and shrine, that were forgotten by the early 20th century including Amagansett in New York designed in 1958 by architect Andrew Geller designed here in the 1950s and Sag Harbor in New York built in 1965.

The article offers information about renovation of a house located in Paris, France neighborhood in Italy, by architect Alex Delaunay.

The article reviews the exhibition "Saturated: The Allure and Science of Color" opening on May 11, 2018 at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York; offers information about a 1967 poster for the Miller Blues Band designed by Victor Moscoso; and reports Masterpiece London fair.

The article discusses the design of the lifestyle container house for the Symbioz self-driving, electric automobile commissioned by French automaker Renault and designed by Marchi Architectes.

The article reviews several architectural design of living spaces with novel amenities, such as the Skylab Architecture in Oregon, the residence of Fernanda Marquez in Brazil, and the MPG Arquitetura in Brazil.

The article offers information about a health-and-wellness retreat andƒ residential community Sangha in in Suzhou, China owned byƒ Octave and designed by Tsao & McKown Architects.

The article presents profile of architect Dries Otten who completed his master's degree in interior architecture and opened Dries Otten studio. It mentions that Otten designed a house in Antwerp, Belgium where he painted backsplash inspired by a 1920 mural by Jozef Peeters and installed sink fittings supplied by Franke Kitchen Systems, metalwork supplied by Vonduren and counter surfacing from Formica Corp.

The article focuses on a house designed by architectural firm Williamson Williamson for couple Betsy and Shane Williamson in Ontario, Canada.

An introduction to a series of profiles of notable global architectural firms in 2022 is presented which includes Ramos Castellano Arquitectos, Archihope, and FCstudio.

The article focuses on the interior design of Global Home in the Sky in Miami, Florida by Antrobus Design Collective.

The article focuses on the interior design of Shaker Heights Residence in Cleveland, Ohio by Dimit Architects.

The article looks at a villa in Dubai, United Arab Emirates designed by hospitality designer Adam Tihany, which features a courtyard, a custom wool-silk rug, and a stainless-steel baluster.

The article focuses on the renovation of a 9,300 square feet house in Madaket, Massachusetts.

The article focuses on the renovation of a statement house located in Beverly Grove, Los Angeles owned by Russ Leland.

The article offers information on painter and sculptor Sergio Fiorentino and design of his home and studio. It also discusses the firendship of architect Massimo Carnemolla and artist Fiorentino, and they united to design the latters office and home. It is stated that Fiorentino studied at the Abadir Accademia di Design e Arti Visive in Catania and pursued a long-held lust for design before going for painting.

The article focuses on architectural design of a house owned by Babak Hakakian, partner in contemporary furniture firm DDC, by Eran Chen, founder and executive director of architectural firm ODA.

An interview with interior designer Peter Bohlin is presented. Topics discussed include domestic architecture featuring houses up on stilts with a focus to preserve landscapes; his works such as Pixar Animation Studios in Emeryville, California; and the Newport Beach Civic Center; and services offered by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson company founded by Bohlin in areas of interior designing.

The article discusses the architectural design of a remodeled 1930's house in Antwerp, Belgium designed by B-Architecten.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including 'twin rental villas that actually cantilever from a steep jungle slope in Costa Rica', and ' a swanky house reno in San Francisco'.

The article presents an interview with architect Mario Romano. Topics discussed include exterior shapes of houses designed by him, use of digital fabrication and Computer numerical control (CNC) machine to create surfaces, and open-source construction employed by him in designing and building of a house. He also discusses his collaboration with Corian for developing a patent-pending software platform.

The article focuses on several houses including a 1951 house in Litchfield, Connecticut designed by Marcel Breuer, a 1950 house in Los Angeles, California designed by Raphael S. Soriano and Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects, and a 1968 house in Sunnyvale designed by Claude Oakland and Klopf Architecture.

The article discusses the architectural design of the house of architect Andreas Martin-Löf located in Aspvik village in Stockholm, Sweden, designed by Andreas Martin-Löf Architects.

An interview with interior and textile designer Toyine Sellers, who operates an atelier in Saint Marcellin, France, is presented. Topics discussed include her role of textile designer; her training as interior designer at Parsons in New York and Paris, France; her idea of producing her own textiles; and her dining table that is made by Danish landscape designer Tage Andersen.

The article reports that Once again, we fiercely climb to the peak of residential design with our Fall edition of Interior Design Homes… which happens to be just as sizzlinghot as the weather is right now! Fret not on the latter, though: Our collection of stories will provide the sweetest relief to your steaming senses.

A review is offered for the Keiser Associates, RANCH HOME located in BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY.

The article discusses that the Kentifield Midcentury House is a beloved 1945 home designed by renowned architect Henry Hill that has been carefully renovated and expanded by Fischer Architecture, a Bay Area firm led by Andrew and Kerstin Fischer.

Reviews are offered for the interior design of various summer getaways including Club La Santa in Lanzarote, Spain, Ozadi Tavira Hotel in Portugal, and Bahia Vik José villas in Ignacio, Uruguay.

A review is offered for the interior design of a family house by Ben van Bercel located in a town in the northern Netherlands.

The article discusses the architectural design of a house in Wellfleet, Massachusetts owned by the couple Lilian Swann Saarinen and Eero Saarinen, designed by architect Olav Hammarstrom of SPG Architects.

The article discusses the architectural design of Black Barn, a 6,200 square feet house located in East Hampton, New York, designed by Mark Zeff.

The article focuses on the architectural design of the 2,150-square-foot villa located at French Riviera city of Nice and the Mediterranean Sea in France that was designed by architecture company Matali Crasset Productions.

The article reviews the architectural design of an experimental and sustainable house located in the Netherlands, a project conceived by the Dutch architectural firm Denieuwegeneratie.

The article discusses the architectural design of the addition to a house located in Los Angeles, California. The expansion was designed by the home's owners, the architects Frank Clementi and Julie Smith-Clementi, co-principals at the architectural firm Rios Clementi Hale Studios.

The article evaluates the architectural design of several buildings including a house in Matanzas, Chile that was designed by WMR Arquitectos, Studio Furillen in Sweden that was designed by AQ Architects and Endesa Pavilion in Barcelona, Spain that was designed by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia.