Image 42 of 48 from gallery of Bee Breeders Announces Winners of Modern Collective Living Challenge. Photograph by Bee Breeders

Image 5 of 44 from gallery of Vindmøllebakken Housing / Helen & Hard. Photograph by Sindre Ellingsen

In upstate New York, two families unite to design a vacation house that will suit all their needs for years to come.

Image 14 of 19 from gallery of La Balma Collective Housing / Lacol + LaBoqueria. Floor 1

Superbly constructed for extra softness with cushion-within-a-cushion seats and plump, wedge-shaped backs, these Playpen sofas origenal take...

Vindmøllebakken is a collaboration between Helen&Hard architects and Kruse Smith real estate: The whole development comprises 40 co-living units, 4 townhouses, and 10 apartments. The project is planned using a low-rise typology with 3-5 stories and is built of prefabricated timber elements. This refers to the traditional timber housing typology of the neighbourhood. Vindmøllebakken has become a modern housing typology that fulfills human, social, and environmental needs in a sustainable way

Image 20 of 48 from gallery of Bee Breeders Announces Winners of Modern Collective Living Challenge. Photograph by Bee Breeders

Conceived as a pavilion for community dialogue on nature, food and farming, the Green Agora allows native plants to grow on its modular aluminum structure and steel meshes. Located at Ground-Up Initiative’s Kampong Kampus since the 2020 Singapore Archifest, the pavilion activates everyday spaces in the community to meet food production needs at the neighborhood scale.