Residential architecture and interiors
Nook Architects uses mesh to divide open-plan Barcelona house
AandD’s L House is split into 11 different levels of living space
Puzzles Architecture adds rusty steel extension to an old Belgian barn
Dark corrugated cladding covers Mariana Palacios’ self-designed holiday home in Argentina
Lee Chul and Liu Jing knock through walls to open up spaces in a Beijing apartment
Design Haus Liberty squeezes three flats into angular period property in east London
Maison Spirale wraps around a central courtyard to offer residents privacy and light
Archmongers revamps 1960s London terrace using glazed tiles and an elaborate staircase
Board-marked concrete house by Luciano Kruk stands on a seaside golf course
Budi Pradono’s leaning house in Jakarta built as a “symbol of anti-establishment”
David Boyle uses reclaimed brick to build extension to a Sydney terrace
Position Collective tailors Budapest apartment towards Airbnb guests
Johan Sundberg clads Villa Ljung inside and out with Siberian larch
Le Bic House extension by Naturehumaine combines wood and steel panelling
SHoP proposes New York’s tallest timber-framed building
Half-Slope House nestles against a hillside in Brazil’s Mantiqueira Mountains
Five buildings surround a courtyard to form Danish summer house by Jarmund/Vigsnæs
Bekkering Adams adds concrete extension to a traditional Dutch toll house
Ola Architecture Studio’s housing block in Melbourne designed as an “ode to brick”
Dezeen’s top 10 houses of 2015
Mustard Architects exploits corners and crevices in Nook House renovation
Atelier 37.2 installs sculptural wooden bathroom inside Haussmann-era apartment
Saigon House by a21studio is filled with house-shaped rooms at different levels
