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  • Resurrecting Forest Grove

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    In 2012, a small group of preservationists stood before the hollowed-out shell of the unique and historic 1873 Forest Grove School No. 5. In the shadow of the gray, windowless, sagging structure they decided it could, and should, be saved.

    Resurrecting Forest Grove cinematically tells the dramat...

  • Appartement Rue de Nantes

    The more playful the better, says Pierre Savajol. The architect and founder of Paris-based PS Studio took Never Too Small on a tour of his 60sqm/645sqft home with a hammock and hidden door – putting the fun in functional.

  • Convict Cottage

    In Sydney, designer Sam Eggleton, founder of Convict Interiors, has transformed his 59sqm/635sqft cottage into a stylish home and workspace.

    Built in 1849 to house the wardens of Darlinghurst Jail, the cottage blends historic charm with contemporary design. With heritage restrictions limiting s...

  • Alaska Buildings

    Architect Louise Glynn of Studio 29 Architects wanted to create a childhood home her son would remember. From birch to raw pink plaster, Glynn manipulated materials to turn their 42sqm industrial loft into a cosy space that’s hard to forget.

  • Marceau 6

    Lifelong friends Yosua Grunitzky and John Trippel followed a mantra of minimalism and simplicity while they restored and reimagined a 59sqm/635sqft Paris apartment that belonged to Grunitzky’s family – turning a cluttered space into a cohesive one.

  • Rue de Bagnolet

    Paris-based architect Quentin Sommervogel transformed his cramped L-shaped flat into a bright, open living space. By removing the wall between the bedroom and living room, he created an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. Opening up the ceiling in the smaller end to increase volume, allo...

  • Neo Retro Apartment

    Interior architect and co-founder of EMTE studio Mikołaj Ziemiński was tapped by his friend to realise her vision for a bold and striking aesthetic in her 38sqm/409sqft flat. Ziemiński channelled her bright personality and a neo-retro style to bring it to life.

  • Interim Spaces

    Interior designer Dess Chew of Three-D Conceptwerke believes multipurpose furniture is the key to fruitful living – big or small. This flexible 38sqm/409sqft home he designed for a Singapore-based social worker and calligraphy lover proves it.

  • Afro-Japandi

    Brooklyn-based industrial engineer and tech entrepreneur, Oyin Antwi and her husband Jeff, a product designer, created a serene 59sqm/640sqft escape from the city that blends Japanese and Scandinavian design hallmarks with influences from their West African heritage.

  • The Muraka – Luxury Beneath the Waves

    In the series finale, explore The Muraka, the world’s largest underwater residence at Conrad Maldives on Rangali Island. Discover its origins through the inspiring story of architect and developer Ahmed Saleem, who first envisioned the island's future after arriving with a small loan and a bold d...

  • The Manta Resort’s Underwater Room – Art, Design, and Conservation

    Journey to the stunning Pemba Island in the Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania, to discover The Manta Resort’s Underwater Room—a minimalist, floating cabin initially conceived as an art installation. Join designer Mikael Genberg and co-founder Matthew Saus as they share the inspiration behind this on...

  • Jules' Undersea Lodge - The Deep Dive Experience

    In this episode, venture into Jules’ Undersea Lodge, the world’s only fully submerged hotel, located 25 feet below the sea in Key Largo, Florida. Accessible only by diving, this unique habitat offers an exclusive glimpse into life beneath the waves. Meet Ian Koblick, the lodge’s visionary designe...

  • ReefWorld - The Ultimate Ocean Escape

    In the debut episode, dive into ReefWorld Pontoon, Australia’s only underwater accommodation, located 39 nautical miles off Queensland's coast. Discover the breathtaking Reefsuites, offering unparalleled views beneath the sea surface. Series host Phillip Vannini takes viewers swimming around the ...

  • Tiny Belleville

    In search of an affordable home in Paris, architect Matthieu Torres and his partner picked out a small, dark 31sqm/334sqft space with a beautiful view of the city.

  • Amsterdam Loft

    Artist, interior designer, and ardor—studio founder Michiel Hilbrink designed a 60sqm/645sqft home for his family of three in Amsterdam’s east end. The peaceable, minimalist, and timeless space is a study in achieving comfort without clutter.

  • Spirit Lane

    Nature at their doorstep and keen to immerse themselves in the native flora and fauna that defines their environment, a husband-and-wife duo built the beautiful, functional, and sustainable home of their dreams in Australia’s Currumbin Ecovillage.

  • W.I.S.H?

    Movie

    Why would an architect focusing on collective architecture and his studio Recetas Urbanas participate in Art Basel, the highest-selling international art fair?

    Does applying his radical methodology in Switzerland, one of the world’s richest countries, make any sense?

    What are the dynamics behin...

  • 1-2-3 Room Apartment

    Originally an open-concept space, the arrival of interior designer Joyce Li and architect Mikolaj Scibisz’ daughter prompted them to transform their home into a flexible space that adapts to their changing needs. Striking double-layered orange curtains allow them to convert the apartment into one...

  • St Kilda Micro Sanctuary

    Designers Jack Chen and Hidy Wong of Tsai Design crafted a layering of experiences in this 27sqm/291sqft St. Kilda apartment through a clever and compact mirrored copper pod at its core.

  • Arthur Erickson's Dyde House

    Movie

    Long before Arthur Erickson built many of Canada’s most iconic buildings, he was a young architect for a family looking to build a home in the Alberta prairies. Deeply private, the Dyde family gave him space to explore his bold vision for a Canadian architectural style, with one caveat — the home...

  • Atelier Belem

    It was love at first historical feature. Lisbon-based architect Lenka Holcnerova relied on the centuries-old traits of this 50sqm/538sqft ground-floor unit to make it into a functional and timeless three-in-one home, studio, and gallery for a local artist.

  • Capsule

    Brothers and architectural duo Pierre and François Voirin turned two non-residential attics into one tranquil and luminous home for a French screenwriter. Lovingly named CAPSULE, the top-floor apartment in central Paris makes 25sqm feel spacious.

  • High Maintenance

    Movie

    Dani Karavan has created nearly 100 environmental installations all across the world and has won some of the most prestigious international art awards. Yet Karavan is far from satisfied.

    His monumental structures are rapidly deteriorating. His advanced age is starting to catch up with him. The p...

  • Mendelsohn's Incessant Visions

    Movie

    The life of German Jewish Expressionist architect Erich Mendelsohn. The film deftly juxtaposes Mendelsohn’s original designs and love letters written to his wife Luise with contemporary images, weaving together reflections from architects and locals who use these unique buildings today. A testame...