This is Deborah Marland and David Backus’s airy-four story house located in Park Slope, Brooklyn. The house is clean and contemporary. Actually Ms. Marland has lived in this house since the early 1970’s, when he moved there with his mother.

From left: Ruby Young, Ian Roberts, Jeff Brown, Alex Herring and Christina Sedan, who is visiting. The four live in a loft on McKibben Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

This a wonderful home for two plus a dog. The house  is comprised of three shells of progressive size nested inside one another. The outermost shell covers the entire premises, creating a covered, semi-indoor garden. Second shell encloses a limited space inside the covered outdoor space. Third shell creates a smaller interior space.

This wonderful kinder garden is organized in a number of longitudinal zones from the exterior playground, the roofed outdoor terraces that gives a good micro climate (very important for Norway climate).

Clive Wilkinson is made the renovation of Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California.,this affair made him a design star. The 53-year-old architect had never designed a house before he started on his own, in West Hollywood.

OLIVOMARE is the last born belonging to the well known London brand Olivo and is a restaurant serving seafood. The whole interior is focus on the sea world and environment.

This amazing blue building is designed by Winy Maas and is a colourful addition to the Rotterdam landscape.

For the Thai artist Rirkrit Tiravanija, the more is indeed the merrier. As an artist Tiravanija is a catalyst for human interaction; his work revolves playfully around things like food, music and more often architecture.

David Bernardi bought a 1917 Spanish-style duplex in Los Angeles and began imagining how he might conduct a renovation with the help of the great architect Fritz Haeg.

This hot house is situated in a place with lavish greenery and a hot humid climate on the north coast of the State of Sao Paulo. It is designed by Andrade Morettin.