Organic

Aero is a limited-edition desk by Héctor Esrawe built from a single material whose structural folds provide both stability and the piece's defining visual expression.

Atelier RUA organized Casa Meco as a perfect 21m square on a 13,850 sq m plot near Meco, with 4 bedroom clusters at its corners, a central living room, and terraces facing east, south, and west.

Bruno Dias Arquitectura elevated Gloma House above its sloped Ansião site on connection points, organizing the plan around a central axle that separates social and private areas beneath 2 organic concrete slabs.

Mesura designed Aesop's second Barcelona store around 78 pieces of Montjuïc stone salvaged from demolished 19th-century buildings, assembled using a method they named Creative Anastylosis.

Flywater is an occasional table by Calen Knauf built from raw waxed aluminum legs embedded in layered tinted epoxy resin puddles, cast and recured in stages until the final form emerged.

Panorammma's Chainmail Chair takes William Katavolos's 1952 T-Chair as its structural reference, replacing the seat with hand-linked steel rings that drape across the T-frame.

Studio Andrew Trotter converted 2 existing structures near Oria in Puglia into 3 self-contained houses using local tufo sandstone, vaulted ceilings, and bespoke locally made fixtures.

Edition Office replaced a 1980s Mediterranean Revival house above Melbourne's Birrarung floodplain with a dwelling whose form and structure are organized entirely around the garden canopy.

LCLA's Ocarina is a 40 sq m live-work residence in Carmen de Viboral, Colombia, built on a clay-cast foundation that sidesteps seismic deep-concrete requirements entirely.

Objective Gallery presented Jeff Martin and Sam Klemick in a joint exhibition exploring dead-stock fabric, salvaged Douglas fir, and hand-sculpted stoneware as primary design materials.

Machteld D'Hollander designs a garden house in Ghent with raw concrete walls, steel framing, and planting beds that grow through the structure.

Tomohiro Hata builds wooden arches into cross-shaped columns on a sloped site in Kobe. The structure responds to layered retaining walls and steep terrain with exposed timber framing.

SATURDAY YARD WORK casts aluminum from deformed polystyrene molds in Adelaide. The finished coffee table preserves every crease and texture from the original foam.

Halleroed's Archipelago Cottage is Christian and Ruxandra Halleröd's own 82 sq m cedarwood weekend home on Blidö island in the Stockholm archipelago.

Tham & Videgård's House on a Hill sits on a Värmdö plateau above the Stockholm archipelago, its 3 levels and 45-degree rotated floor plan creating wind-protected terraces and panoramic views.

Ben Storms carves a compressed steel form into green onyx, translating metal's response to force into translucent stone for his LIQUID SOLIDS series.