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

Dating back to 1492, the Vöhlinschloss is a historic castle protected under Denkmalschutz, Germany’s heritage conservation law. Its recent transformation into a refined country residence stems from a sensitive and sustainable renovation.

ECHO.1 by C.Street is the first multi-residential Passivhaus project in Australia. These eight, north-facing townhouses, designed by Neil Architecture feature triple glazing, solar power and V-ZUG appliances.

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.

In a 1930s Milanese building, architect and designer Elisa Ossino has shaped a living space that is also a manifesto of her creative practice. Here, primary functions are concealed, practical elements take on sculptural forms, and art inhabits every room.

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.

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.

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.

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.