For the Hakka people, the oil-paper umbrella carries profound cultural meaning. It is seen as a symbol of wholeness, reunion, and destiny, a reminder that life’s encounters are guided by both chance and connection. Even within the Chinese character for “umbrella”.
Project name
All Together Under the Umbrella
Architecture firm
Cheng Tsung FENG
Location
Qingpu Park No.11, Taoyuan, Taiwan
Photography
FIXER Photographic Studio
Edgar Fuentes Arquitectura: Located in the vibrant capital of Colima, Mexico, Harmonie stands majestically in an exclusive private development, enjoying a privileged location and designed with a young family of four in mind.
Project name
Harmonie
Architecture firm
Edgar Fuentes Arquitectura
Location
Colima, Mexico
Photography
Iván Marruenta
This Highbury flat refurbishment transformed an unloved interior into a contemporary home. A focus on refined finishes and a muted colour palette was a key part of the brief. Natural materials and finishes were prioritised, with stone, timber and lime plaster used throughout.
Project name
Highbury Flat
Architecture firm
Architecture for London
Location
Beresford Road, Islington N5, London, UK
Photography
Architecture for London
Shangceng Design: The space unfolds as a lavish visual symphony—a lyrical epic inscribed by time and color, where gentle curves collide with romantic fervor to create a sanctuary for the soul. Adorned with Mondrian’s iconic chromatic lexicon, the home orchestrates a seamless fusion of professional passion.
Project name
Mondrian Palette Residence
Architecture firm
Shangceng Design
Location
Beijing, China
Photography
Xueman Hu
The apartment of designer Olena Korzh and her family is situated in one of Kyiv’s modern residential neighborhoods. Olena designed the interior, embracing the ascetic lifestyle her family follows.
Project name
Apartment with Waves
Location
Kyiv, Ukraine
Photography
Yevhenii Avramenko
Hangzhou ShiHe Design: Traditional office spaces are often trapped in the inertia of function-first design, defining efficiency through compact layouts and dense workstations while neglecting people's needs for a comfortable atmosphere and spiritual resonance.
Project name
Fire
Architecture firm
Hangzhou ShiHe Design
Location
Hangzhou Deep Blue International Center, China
Photography
Hanmo Vision - Yigao
Located on a 4,090 sq.ft. east-facing corner plot in Ahmedabad, Screen House is designed as a calm retreat within a bustling urban setting. Positioned at the junction of a 60-foot-wide main road near Dr. Jivraj Mehta Hospital and the metro line.
Project name
Screen House at Ahmedabad
Architecture firm
Prashant Parmar Architect | Shayona Consultants
Location
Vasna, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Photography
Studio 16mm by Sahaj Smruti
Hacienda Wabi emerges as a residential sanctuary seamlessly interwoven with the lush tropical environment. Conceived by RA! and promoted by Namus—a Tulum-based developer renowned for boutique ventures—the project articulates a symbiosis between architecture and nature.
Project name
Hacienda Wabi
Architecture firm
RA!
Location
Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Photography
Ariadna Polo
Moldovan leading architecture practice LH47 ARCH has completed Hobbit Wake Houses, a trio of small, earth-sheltered rental cabins built within the country’s first wake park, near the village of Panăşești and just 20 minutes from Chişinău. Positioned on a quiet, previously unused lakeside stretch.
Project name
Hobbit Wake Houses
Architecture firm
LH47 ARCH
Location
Panăşești village, Moldova
Photography
George Omen
Milliners Yard is a purpose-built, 11-storey residential development for the build-to-rent (BTR) market from Columbia Threadneedle Investments. Comprised of 258 modern apartments, the scheme, on London Road in Liverpool, sits at the heart of the city’s historic Fabric District. The area was once a bustling centre for millinery and textile warehouse...
Project name
Milliners Yard
Architecture firm
(Delivery architect) Brock Carmichael
Location
Stafford ST, Liverpool, L3 8JA, UK
Photography
Gunner Gu

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