The transformation of a house in the comfortable suburbs of Beijing by Atelier About Architecture is a quiet contradiction under the auspices of placeless residential development

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Jaime Chu

This ring‑shaped weekend retreat by Fernanda Canales Arquitectura west of Mexico City provides shelter from – and views towards – the landscape

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

The holiday home by OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen in Dalarna, Sweden, is a carefully negotiated architectural statement in a deeply revered landscape

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

This family home designed by ICADA in Saitama experiments with thick Japanese cedar boards to reveal their overlooked potential

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

Tuckey Design Studio’s generous Wiltshire home offers lessons for building with unstabilised rammed earth in a temperate maritime climate

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Kristina Rapacki

‘Designed for Atelier Tho.A’s lead architects, this house in Hô Chí Minh City in Vietnam is a more public‑facing iteration of the local tube house’ typology

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

Atelier Tho.A’s Lá-Sách House in Hồ Chí Minh City, Vietnam has been announced as this year’s winner of the AR House awards alongside two highly commended and three commended projects

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AR Editors

Architecture open to appropriation forms the background for everyday life in the work of this Swiss studio

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

For this practice, projects in Ghana and Austria are an opportunity to imagine new places of belonging, in careful dialogue with both place and people

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya

From their base in Liverpool, this practice transfers principles across scales, ranging from exhibition design to urban transformation

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Jyotsni Bhattacharyya