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Working on design-impacted change is inherent to the responsibility of architecture. Check out the portable modular housing solution that People's Architecture Office proposes for China, where land is held exclusively by the government and the construction of private homes is reserved for the very wealthy.

Design studio Orproject continues its exploration of employing architecture to harness natural elements. This time it creates a tree-like light installation that stands as a visual treat in a private art connoisseur's garden in Dusselfdorf…

This house by Earthitects, part of the Stone Lodges Private Residences project in Wayanad, is designed using natural materials and is sensitively laid out around the existing natural elements of the forest landscape it nestles within.

Ippolito Fleitz Group uses a multi-layered design approach to create a floating annexe to a home in Stuttgart, where the glass façade can be either opened completely into the garden or cocooned into a private retreat with all curtains drawn.

Lacube Architects and ILR Architecture use a contextual and vernacular vocabulary to refurbish and extend this private school building in Marseille, France. Check out the simple interventions that effect a rich visual presence

Studio Between Lines Architects carves out a compact, private ecosystem, where the unbuilt gives meaning to the built, and the built, in turn, allows the unbuilt to flourish.

Studio Saxe erects a modular villa made up of individual self-contained public and private units that are bound by a network of earthy pergolas, the entire ensemble bridging the nature-built-form connect in a contextual architectural vocabulary.

A private sanctuary. The epitome of one's personality. One's bedroom is the most cherished lair that one retreats to not just to rest and recoup from a tired day, but as a haven of solace in one's various moods - both joyful and morose. Team IAnD presents a series of visual stories that elucidate differing design perspectives.  This second one is on bedroom styling.

Holiday seekers get a new destination in Taiwan's new retreat in the skies! MVRDV designed Y House with its glass-edged roof-top swimming pool is the latest entrant in weekend getaways.