Video Feature • How do you make a home feel bigger, lighter and more airy? By opening the view, working with the material palette and drawing nature inside, the boundaries between interior and exterior begin to dissolve. That’s exactly what @fuse_architects_builders achieved with Plover. Head to the link in the bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Architecture by Fuse Architects. Interior design by Fuse Architects and Rebekah Shaffer. Build by @hagencolbertinc. Engineering by Cascad

The North America Series • Video Feature • Built into the landscape and around the edges of a meadow, Ramirez Residence by Norman Miller Architects and Judith Sheine Architect was designed to preserve local views and communal spaces. Based on the design principles and ideas of Alfred Boeke, the home is similar in appearance to that of weathered barns with slopping roofs. Additionally, the home is made out of local timber and made to withstand the harsh climate. Head to the link in bio to watch t

The North America Series • Video Feature • Crafted by @og_architect, the home is architecturally dynamic – it isn’t just about one thing. Rockbound capitalises on the view towards the water while simultaneously harnessing the calmness of the woods behind the property. In doing this, the architect designs a coastal home in dialogue with both the land and sea. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @_pabloveiga. Architecture and landscape design by Oma

The North America Series • Video Feature • When an architect designs a home connected to nature, the results can be mesmerising. Six Square House by Young Projects is one such example, and this home sees the architect capture the surrounding landscape in all its glory. Head to the link in our bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @atanz. Architecture by @young_projects. Interior Design and Styling by Young Projects and @verso_works. Build by @taconic_builders. Landscap