Birch ADU / Woofer Bolch Architecture / Salt Lake City
Q&A with Woofter Bolch Architecture on the Birch ADU: a modular, sustainable backyard home rethinking density, affordability, and alleyway living in cities.
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Once upon a treetop / AODA / Taipei
AODA’s “Once Upon a Treetop” transforms compact Taipei living into a serene, pet-friendly home, blending
Q&A: Creative Union Network on Little Barn Laneway Suite / Toronto
Little Barn Laneway Suite by Creative Union Network transforms a former garage in Toronto into
Micro-Apartment in Bavaria / studio nea GmbH
Discover studio nea GmbH’s 31 m² micro-apartment in Bavaria—a sustainable, stylish small-space living solution blending ReUse design with modern functionality.
Apartamento Orla / Mata Da Praia EspÃrito Santo BR / INSPIRA conceito e design
Discover Apartamento Orla by INSPIRA Conceito e Design—a serene, travel-inspired home in EspÃrito Santo blending personal storytelling with timeless design.
Small Apartment Big Life / S.A.I.L Design
Discover how S.A.I.L Design transforms compact living with Small Apartment, Big Life, blending minimalism, adaptability, and custom design for a
From Cramped to Captivating Japandi Home Revival / Boulder / Flight Architecture
Flight Architecture transforms the Japan Home by blending modern design with Kintsugi-inspired elements, celebrating imperfections while enhancing functionality and livability.
Portland’s alleyways development / Jonathan Bolch part 3
Jonathan Bolch presents design ideas for infill housing on Portland’s alleyways, addressing challenges in planning, privacy, and community with innovative,
Portland’s alleyways development / Jonathan Bolch part 2
Jonathan Bolch, Design Principal at Woofter Bolch Architecture and adjunct faculty at Portland State University, has a deep interest in
Portland’s alleyways development / Jonathan Bolch part 1
Jonathan Bolch’s research explores innovative design concepts for infill housing in Portland’s 76 miles of alleyways, aiming to enhance urban
Folklore Cabin Retreat / Latvia / Zahrada
The Folklore Retreat is a cabin design inspired by Latvian folklore, featuring a central chimney and sustainable elements, shortlisted in
Tribeca Brewery Retreat / East Melbourne / the Stylesmiths
Discover how The Stylesmiths transformed a 1990s apartment in East Melbourne’s historic Tribeca building into a luxurious urban retreat blending
RÃo Plata Refuge / Pucón Cl / elton léniz arquitectos
Discover the RÃo Plata Refuge: a stilted, sustainable retreat blending minimal design with nature, elevated above seasonal floods in the
Nightingale Skye House Teilhaus / Breathe Architecture
Teilhaus Apartments at Nightingale Skye House by Breathe reimagine sustainable, small-footprint living with innovative design, shared spaces, and low-carbon strategies
Cotswolds Cowshed / Gloucestershire, Gb / Design Storey
Discover how Design Storey transformed a historic Cotswolds barn into a modern, sustainable tiny home while preserving its unique heritage
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