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1. Stalinskaya Building

Design studio: Geometrium, Location: Moscow, Russia

From the design studio: “[We] designed this interior in the contemporary style from eco-friendly, natural materials. We create apartments with [an] area from 70 to 200 square meters, and country houses from 150 to 400 square meters for private customers.”

2. 1220 E. 12th Street House

Design studio: Studio 804, Location: Lawrence, Kansas

From the design studio: “Located adjacent to Brook Creek Park, which boasts the second largest burr oak tree in Kansas, the house is oriented to maximize the unobstructed views of the tree and the surrounding natural landscape of the park. It is also a generous site, nearly double the size of the typical lot in its zoning district. With this extra room and interest in increasing density in the established neighborhoods of Lawrence, Kansas, an accessory dwelling unit was included in the project to add income property or a home for an extended family member. The house is modern, open, and flexible. Both the 1,550-square-foot house and the 500-square-foot accessory dwellings are fully accessible, and [the project] features a smart home system where the residents will have the potential to control the lights, window shades, and thermostat from one unit or an app on a phone.”

3. Details

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Architect: Anthony W Design, Location: Scottsdale, Arizona

From the architect: “The project was given the name [Details] because of the immense amount of time spent on the small details of a home that are often overlooked. From unique tile transitions, to see-through doors that double as a ladder, there was a lot of thought poured into every aspect in effort to make them as functional as they are unique.”

4. 400 SOLA

Homeowner and designer: Tobin Green of AADMIXX, Location: Tampa, Florida

From the homeowner and designer: “I designed and built my home myself [in a style I call] ‘urban progressive’—it's not just modern, or industrial, or contemporary, but instead it's rooted in all of these aesthetics on some level (and then some). I could talk for hours about my home's design details, but I'll end this briefly by saying that I've meticulously designed and fabricated virtually every aspect of this project. From the pivot-style Cor-Ten front door, to the cabinetry hardware. From the stucco control joints and window muntins, to various built-ins and pieces of furniture. If it could be designed and fabricated then I went for it.”

5. Capilano Crescent Residence

Architect: MIZA Architects, Location: North Vancouver, Canada

From the photographer: “A full renovation of a West Coast modern home overlooking Capilano River in North Vancouver by MIZA Architects.”

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