Called the Stone House, the exhibition hall is made entirely of recycled materials made from discarded Stone and natural resins.

John Pawson's minimalist aesthetic is infused with the warmth of subtle material tones, a carefully calibrated sense of space and light to ensure beauty is everywhere.

The house of John Pawson presents a single storey to the street, with a second floor to the seaward side. Walls are of the thickness required for optimal cooling in summer and insulation in winter, with natural cooling and ventilation supported by a sculptural, funnel-like courtyard within the floor plan.

Studio11 designed an office for PandaDoc in Minsk covering more than 1200 square meters.

Modern furniture fills the interior of the house, providing a textural contrast to the natural stone.

Bates Masi Architects has used sliding doors, decks and balconies to open up this slatted wooden home in Annapolis, Maryland to the nearby water.The exterior is clad in fixed ipe panel siding and reclaimed heart pine clad, following the style of several other wood-covered home by Bates Masi.

Emma Abrahams, founder and creative director of Heart of Bone, is a woman with a distinct sense of style.

The Plains Houses are made up of clusters of free-standing buildings carefully arranged to accommodate existing natural features such as trees, typography and views – thereby minimising intrusion into the landscape.

Situated in Melbourne’s north e&s is a new retail destination that showcases over 50 brands in kitchen, bathroom and laundry products within an astounding 3000sqm footprint.

Located on the top level of The Darling hotel, the 150-seat restaurant opens on to an infinity pool overlooking the Gold Coast skyline.

The ground floor has a bedroom and a playroom, mainly for children, while upstairs is a loft with a kitchen, living room and dining room, where the family lives and works.

Escuela Bancaria y Comercial (EBC) school in Aguascalientes, Mexico by Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos.The EBC Aguascalientes building comprises a series of concrete volumes that are arranged around a large planted courtyard. The team chose this inward-facing campus arrangement because the future use of surrounding lots is unknown.

This modern style cafe is suitable for people of all ages. Whether it is a casual gathering or a business, this quiet and atmospheric space stands out from the rest of the cafes.

A bungalow converted into a Japanese-style house in Melbourne, Australia, was designed by local design studio Splinter Society.

George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg formed a sequence of intimate, natural spaces for restaurant Arbor.