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Renovating a house in Tuscany? What to change, what to keep, and how a project runs from abroad — lessons from a villa restored near Lucca.
Retaining what a home already has can shape an entire project. Discover how one Hampstead apartment was reimagined around the things worth keeping.
Architectural thinking before a project begins: how early advisory work helps investors and developers test a site’s potential, risks and value before design starts.
Explore how AI in architecture supports human-centred design, enhancing creativity, sustainability, and spatial exploration without replacing intuition.
Explore sustainable homes 2026 through Casa al Pozzo, where low-carbon design, landscape integration, and energy-efficient architecture shape future living.
Discover how AI architecture supports digital craftsmanship, enhancing material intelligence, precision, and innovation without replacing human skill.
Adaptive interiors rethink domestic space through flexibility, light and sustainability. Discover how 4MS supports modern living through intelligent design.
Elisa Pardini reflects on a transformative year in regenerative design, material innovation and sensory architecture, celebrating new projects, recognition and the launch of the weekly Lines of Thought series, while looking ahead to the architectural trends shaping 2026.
Retrofitting architecture preserves heritage while reducing carbon impact. At 102BG, a Grade II listed home in Belgravia, thoughtful adaptive reuse, walk-on skylights and a lightweight glass extension create a brighter, energy-efficient design that respects the building’s historic character.
Material honesty shaped every detail of 602CD, a contemporary villa in the Tuscan countryside. Through natural stone interiors, lime plaster, wood architecture and conscious design, the project reveals how sustainable materials create calmer, healthier and more grounded homes.
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