James Lin and Owen Liu reached out to Paul Michael Davis Architects (PMDA) to help renovate their home, where they had lived for about a year. The house was odd. In 1933, when Redmond was farmland and cabins, someone built a modest rambler overlooking the Cascade Mountains.
Project name
The Dog’s Breakfast
Architecture firm
Paul Michael Davis Architects
Location
Redmon, Washington, USA
Principal architect
Paul Michael Davis
Design team
Paul Michael Davis, Principal Architect. Ryan Salas, Project Designer. Amanda Kindregan
Collaborators
Green Wall: Grow Up Greenwalls
Structural engineer
Swenson Say Faget
Construction
Inglewood Construction
Typology
Residential › House
Embarking on a visual journey through the breathtaking Coral Villa in Kish Island. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of architectural poetry with this breathtaking 3-story villa, a masterpiece of Folding Architecture. The wide-angle perspective captures the essence of every detail, from the elegant stucco exterior to the transparent allure of glass...
Architecture firm
Mah Design
Location
Kish Island, Iran
Tools used
Midjourney AI, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Maedeh Hemati
Design team
Mah Design Architects
Visualization
Maedeh Hemati
Typology
Residential › Villa
El Ajusco, a majestic mountain range south of Mexico City, is a sanctuary of biodiversity and spirituality. Its hills and valleys host a lush variety of flora and fauna and have been home to ancestral cultures with a deep and meaningful connection to the land.
Location
Ajusco, Mexico City, Mexico
Tools used
Midjourney, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom
Principal architect
Marco Arredondo
Visualization
GAM, ZUN-ZUN
Typology
Residential › House
Scorpion Property, a leading real estate firm based in Dubai, has once again clinched the prestigious Top Broker Award from Emaar, Dubai's foremost developer.
Photography
Scorpion Property
The arches around the facades, preserving existing elements alongside adapting the interior and exterior to the new homeowners' wishes, the natural materiality, the color palette, all make this family home (located in a pastoral neighborhood in one of the Sharon cities) an especially experiential and powerful one. The architect Boaz Snir, who is re...
Project name
Unique and One of a Kind: This house doesn't look like any of the other houses in the neighborhood
Architecture firm
Boaz Snir
Location
One of the Sharon cities in Israel
Principal architect
Boaz Snir
Collaborators
Ayelet Shavo (Styling and dressing)
Material
Brick, concrete, glass, wood, stone
Typology
Residential › House
The architect Yaron Eldad is known for developing a distinct concept for each project he takes on- so too with the house he designed for a family of four in Herzliya, for which he created a sophisticated style that harnesses resin as the material used to cover the walls, ceiling and floor. The result is minimalist, monochromatic and meticulous yet...
Project name
Mono Mono: In this house the floor, walls and ceiling are all covered in the same material and it looks simply amazing
Architecture firm
Yaron Eldad
Location
Herzliya, Israel
Principal architect
Yaron Eldad
Design team
Architect Yaron Eldad
Built area
4-story private house about 250 sqm
Client
A couple and their two children
Typology
Residential › House
Anant National University, India’s first DesignX University based in Ahmedabad, recently organised a three-day international symposium “Architecture for All: Call of the Future” which brought together leading minds from the global architectural community to explore the future of architecture.
Written by
Anant National University
Photography
Anant National University
The facade, thoughtfully closed off from the street, reflects a harmonious combination of elements such as a wooden wall in the garage and a graphite aluminum panel on the upper floor.
Architecture firm
Garza Tristan Arquitectos
Location
Tierra Verde, Jesús María, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Photography
Armando Garza Tristan
Principal architect
Armando Garza Tristan
Design team
Garza Tristan Arquitectos
Collaborators
Carpentry: Diseño Inteligente. Window And Door Frames: Alumaker. Floors: Interceramic. Electrical Accessories: Comercial Electrica
Interior design
Garza Tristan Arquitectos
Material
Concrete, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › House
Hennebery Eddy, in partnership with Fentress Architects, designed an extension of Concourse E and airline relocations to balance passenger and infrastructure demands on the north and south sides of the facility.
Project name
PDX Terminal Balancing & Concourse E Extension
Architecture firm
Hennebery Eddy, Fentress Architects
Location
Portland, Oregon, USA
Photography
Andrew Pogue, Josh Partee
Principal architect
Hennebery Eddy
Design team
Hennebery Eddy design team: Timothy Eddy – Principal-in-Charge Michelle Vo – Project Manager Gregg Sanders – Project Manager Michael Meade – Project Architect Camilla Cok – Project Architect Alexander Lungershausen – Specification Writer Pooja Kashyap – Sustainability Coordinator Danae Sakuma – Design Staff Ashley Nored – Interior Designer Aly Pierce – Interior Designer Heidi Bertman – Design Staff Patrick Boyle – Design Staff Lindley Bynum – Design Staff Julia Harding – Design Staff Kathy Johnson – Design Staff Adam Lawler – Design Staff Tristan Magnuson – Design Staff Jessy Miguel – Design Staff Scott Moreland – Design Staff Stephanie Pak – Design Staff Ben Nelson – Design Staff Irene Ng - Design Staff Emily Green – Design Staff Ellen Osborne – Staff Team Abby Short –Design Staff Jacob Simonson – Design Staff Kevin Wade – Design Staff Meghan Wirtner – Design Staff. Fentress Architects design team: Mark Outman, Tom Theobold, Ana-Maria Drughi, Corey Ochsner
Collaborators
Acoustical Engineer: The Greenbusch Group, Inc.; Sustainability Consultant: RWDI
Interior design
Hennebery Eddy
Civil engineer
HNTB Corporation
Structural engineer
KPFF Consulting Engineers, Inc
Environmental & MEP
Interface Engineering, Inc.
Lighting
Candela Architectural Lighting Consultants
Typology
Transportation › Airport
Two-Michelin star chef Matthew Lightner’s new restaurant, ōkta, in McMinnville, Oregon, captures the essence of the Willamette Valley, the heart of Oregon’s wine country. Set within the McMinnville Downtown Historic District, the restaurant’s design is comfortably luxurious—subdued and understated. Here, food and environment combine to create a tra...
Architecture firm
Hacker Architects
Location
McMinnville, Oregon, USA
Photography
George Barberis, Evan Sung
Design team
Corey Martin (Design Principal, Hacker), Emily Knudsen (Interior Designer), Jen Dzienis (Project Manager, Hacker), Keri Erwin (Project Architect, Hacker), Joe Swank (QA/QC, Hacker), Carolyn Richardson (Art Direction, Willamette Provisions)
Interior design
Hacker Architects
Collaborators
Acoustical Engineer: ABD Engineering & Design
Construction
Grant Co. (Jay Augustus, Ron Meissner)
Client
Historic 3rd and Ford, LLC
Typology
Hospitality › Restaurant
