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Working with layers of history, Najjar & Najjar reimagines a 20th century villa in Vienna, giving it a recognisable contemporary flourish! Check out the project and do leave us your views...

Photographs: Courtesy Olson Kundig Architects Ar. Jim Olson's residential dwelling in a Californian hillside exudes his archetypal communiqué with site and surrounding, climate and culture... "Peacefulness and harmony are radical in today's world because they have become so rare. I want to bring harmony and love of nature back as an everyday experience."

Urban farming, vertical forests and sky garden design concepts are currently seeing a huge amount of global attention. The reason being is that they offer to answer a huge question for most living in city spaces: How can we live a greener lifestyle in the city? That question is answered through these incredible designs. Urban farming offers to cater to the food needs of cities in a way that is sustainable and doesn't involve high levels of carbon emissions through transport processes, vertical forests add extensive green spaces in areas that are space short and sky gardens add a sense of community and a greener lifestyle to otherwise 'brown', boring living spaces.

Maintaining the balance between a welcoming home and the clients' passion for the colour red, Russian designer Sarann Artemy culls out an outstanding aesthetic. Check it out and leave us your views…

New concepts and ideologies to counter growing urban concerns spearhead the 2016 eVolo award-winner - New York Horizon. Check out this concept and tell us what you think about it…

The stunning Piera House in Spain by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos elaborates a nuanced layering of permeable boundaries leading to thoughtful visual porosity, all while underscoring Silvestre's starkly minimal and pristine, white-washed aesthetic. https://bit.ly/PieraHouse_FSA-IAnD

Interior decor involves catering to every aspect of your house, in which your fifth wall is also important. The fifth wall means your ceilings!