Homes and Spaces. A selection of inspiring projects from around the world.

Haus Furggaleidis by Sandro Durrer stands at the edge of Buchen in Prättigau, Switzerland, blending into its rural setting with a restrained, barn-like form.

Designed by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, the VitraHaus is an architectural rendition of the archetypal house form, as found all over the world.

On a wooded site overlooking Lake Zurich, Harry Gugger Studio responds to the sheer slope and unique context with a home of precise forms in Thalwil House.

In Mayens d’Arbaz, in the Sion district in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, Pierre Métrailler Architecte has reworked a holiday chalet designed for convivial, relaxed family time.

Eye-catching with its striking, sculptural form, Casa Mi by Daluz Gonzalez Architekten, sits on a steeply sloped hillside with breathtaking, panoramic views of Lake Zurich.

From the street, Komorebi sits quietly within a familiar rhythm of brick façades in Dulwich, London. Beyond its retained frontage, the house opens into a series of layered spaces connected through framed views and carefully choreographed transitions.

In a 1930s apartment in Milan’s Porta Venezia district – an area known for its historic Art Nouveau buildings and recent creative revival – interior designer Alberto Nespoli and creative director Alessia Bossi have made a home together.

Between Ca’ d’Oro and the iconic Rialto fish market, overlooking the Grand Canal, a residence that embodies the Venetian spirit takes shape – one that celebrates the city’s history through a contemporary lens.

A contemporary apartment in a historic building on via della Moscova, where every window looks out onto Ca’ Brutta, an icon of twentieth-century Milanese architecture.

A project seven years in the making, 488 Kornmarktplatz in Bregenz, Austria by Herzog & de Meuron presents a new model for urban regeneration and mixed-use design that is home to an event space, a small hotel, and a private apartment with a bespoke kitchen.

Milan, the Lambrate district, birthplace of the famous Lambretta motorcycle, a staple of Italian 1960s culture. Here, in a former warehouse, photographer Giorgio Possenti has found the perfect place for his home studio, a New York-inspired loft with an industrial atmosphere and a curated constellation of vintage pieces.

Jinling Road is a pioneering masterplan project in the centre of Shanghai, a contemporary development conceived in dialogue with the city’s historical fabric.

Ildemere is crafted for modern, relaxed living. Lande Architects reimagines a 130-year-old Edwardian home in South Yarra, Melbourne, as a serene urban retreat, where the kitchen is the centrepiece.

Positioned on the headland in Sydney’s Northern Beaches in Australia, Surfside House is a sprawling, tactile retreat designed by Richard Cole Architecture.