Wallpaper* Magazine Highlights Ten Notable Residential Architecture Projects from March 2026

Wallpaper* magazine launched a monthly series called The Architecture Edit in March 2026, featuring ten architecturally significant houses from around the world. The selection includes Valley House in Brazil by Beatriz Meyer, a single-story family home designed to integrate with mountain landscapes using glass, stone, and carbonized timber. In India, Veeram Shah designed Amaltash, a 12,000-square-foot residence in Navsari that combines climate-responsive features with Gujarati cultural traditions. A Passive House Forest Retreat in British Columbia's Coast Mountains exemplifies sustainable construction with treehouse-like design. Robert Konieczny created Trim House in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a triangular form resulting from planning restrictions. The modernist Kallis-Sharlin Residence in Los Angeles, originally designed by Rudolph Schindler in 1946, was recently restored and listed for $6.35 million. Villa Jevany in the Czech Republic features a bold red facade contrasting with forest surroundings. Studio Bark designed Orchard House in Cheshire, UK, following strict planning rules with energy-efficient timber construction. In Kyoto, kooo architects renovated a traditional Sukiya-style home called House in Narutaki while preserving historical character. A 1960s organic modernist home near Cannes by Jacques Couëlle was refreshed by Miriam Frowein Interiors. Euthea on the Greek island of Meganisi, designed by Ateno Architecture Studio, is partially buried to minimize visual impact. The series aims to showcase creative planning, innovative methods, and aesthetic excellence in contemporary residential architecture.