A 1930s hunting cabin restored as a family home. Original pine and cedar paneling, stained glass and the house’s history are held alongside a new language of light, craftsmanship and longevity.

A white clapboard farmhouse and sculptor’s studio, tuned rather than transformed. Original floors, sash windows, chalky whites, linen and worn wood make quiet rooms that catch the northern light.

A full renovation for a family of four shaped by restraint. Painted brick, pale oak and concealed millwork form a calm backdrop for character pieces and daily life.

A garage and rental loft among the pines. The dwelling is lifted above a translucent channel-glass base, making a grounded building read as a soft lantern.

A K–12 campus rooted in its natural reserve. Local brick and Guadua bamboo give form to learning, performance and garden spaces powered by the landscape around them.

Serbia’s contribution to the 13th Venice Biennale of Architecture: a single 22 × 5 meter table that turned a familiar object into common ground, amplifying the movement and presence of visitors.