House Of The Year

Alterations and additions to this worker’s cottage have created a whole new world behind a traditional façade.

For just over a century, this one-room church was the gathering place for a small community. Now, it is at the heart of a family’s life.

Ideal as a family weekender, this house mixes privacy with endless visual stimulation.

Reinventing the traditional Indonesian house,
this residence is both modern and authentic.

By way of an unconventional layout and remarkably open design, this house embraces nature instead of shutting it out.

On a relatively small plot, the architect of this house has managed to create a fascinating family of spaces where inside and outside are brought together.

This is a residence in which the architecture and carefully considered landscaping are perfectly aligned.

This house celebrates an interplay between openness and privacy through a juxtaposition of architectural and landscape elements.

This Buddhist-inspired home and artist’s studio invites us to slow down, enjoy the present and accept the transience and imperfection of things

In this house by Aamer Architects, Modernist form and materiality fuses with organic elements and a welcoming openness to create a harmonious backdrop facilitating both daily family living and social gatherings.

Cabbage Tree House is a member of the hillside – a physical manifesto of the character of this place. It anchors with aggression, but sits with elegance against the hill.

Sustainability is more than just an environmental issue and this house in Vietnam shows how a home can be sustainable in more ways than one.