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Large metal roof tops off-grid home on Japanese island by Sakai Architects

January 4, 2026 Jon Astbury 0

A large corrugated metal roof topped by a triangular skylight shelters the timber-lined interiors of Amami House, an off-grid home in Japan designed by local studio Sakai Architects. Named after its location on Amami Ōshima, an island in the Amami archipelago off Japan’s southern coast, the 119-square-metre home was designed for the founder of Sakai

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North of Brooklyn Pizzeria / MRDK

January 4, 2026 Andreas Luco 0

The 8th location of North of Brooklyn finds its home in Toronto’s Etobicoke neighborhood, occupying a two-story space that seamlessly marries vibrant takeout energy with a refined bar experience. The ground floor houses the North of Brooklyn kitchen and takeout counter, while the upper level transforms into the Low Rise bar and dining room.

Eight kitchens filled with warm natural wood

January 4, 2026 Cajsa Carlson 0

For our latest lookbook, we’ve gathered eight kitchens across the globe where natural wood panelling and cabinets create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether they’re located in a summerhouse in rural Sweden or in an apartment in central Tokyo, these kitchens were given a natural touch and calm feel through the use of wood panels and

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Soberrijk House / Marge architecten

January 4, 2026 Hadir Al Koshta 0

High grasses, two shrubs, and an oak. Somewhere in the 1970s, a row of dilapidated workers’ houses had to be demolished here. Nothing remained of it, and nothing was put in its place. The current green seems to have originated accidentally. An accidental green area due to the absence of buildings, not laid out, not functional. Recently, the city decided to divide the park into parts again, and to complete the building block again.

Studio Weave’s Woolwich Market Pavilion provides public toilets in southeast London

January 4, 2026 Amy Frearson 0

Stepped arches define the facade of Studio Weave’s latest building, a brick pavilion containing a cafe, public toilets and market facilities. Woolwich Market Pavilion is part of the rejuvenation of Beresford Square Market, a square next to the gatehouse of the historic former munitions factory, Woolwich Arsenal, in southeast London. With its deep stepped arches

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Elevation of a Family House in Bagnolet / 127af

January 4, 2026 Hadir Al Koshta 0

The project concerns the first house in a row of four terraced dwellings, built along a narrow plot. Originally conceived as modest workshops made with ordinary materials, typical of the fabric of Bagnolet, these structures have gradually been converted into family homes. They belong to that fragile typology of small workers’ houses—descendants of a precarious form of housing, sometimes close to the shack—whose transformation demands the utmost care. The existing dwelling consisted of a single living space on the ground floor, with two low-ceilinged bedrooms and a bathroom tucked under the eaves, where the height ranged from 1 m to 1.80 m. Following the birth of a second child, the clients wished to alter the roof to expand the attic space.

pine flat residence: faulkner architects brings off-grid living to northern california

January 4, 2026 kat barandy I designboom 0

wrapped in corten steel, california’s ‘pine flat residence’ operates fully off grid with solar and hydro power,

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Younch Hotel / MUDA-Architects

January 4, 2026 韩爽 - HAN Shuang 0

Located in the historic Huangchengfang district of Xi’an, Younch Hotel is a 16-room boutique hotel designed by MUDA-Architects. The project is situated near the northeast corner of the city’s ancient walls, in close proximity to a Ming Dynasty gate tower. The site is defined by the intersection of historical context and urban renewal, offering an opportunity to reinterpret the heritage of the thirteen-dynasty capital within a contemporary framework.

Future Simple Studio creates “contemporary vocabulary” for Montreal bathhouse

January 3, 2026 Dan Howarth 0

Canadian firm Future Simple Studio has designed the interiors of a communal sauna and hydrotherapy experience in Montreal – a collaboration between wellness brand Recess and skincare company Aesop. The 75-minute journey through the Aesop x Recess bathhouse in Griffintown takes guests through several zones, forming a hot-cold circuit intended to invigorate the body’s circulatory

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