Jenna M. McKnight

Concrete and metal were used to construct a high school in California designed by US firms KoningEizenberg Architecture and NAC Architecture

American studio CLB Architects has completed a holiday house near a ski resort that features a mix of earthy and industrial materials and focuses on "essentials rather than excess". The Caju House was built for a young family from Miami, who set out to create a "serene retreat" at the base of the Jackson Hole

Payette has completed an academic building in Pennsylvania called ECoRE, which features a sculptural form and facades wrapped in brick and metal fins

5468796 Architecture has designed the concrete and stucco-clad Arthur Residence that is closed off from the street but opens up inside.

Terracotta screens and lush courtyards feature at Villa Brisana, a house in Puerto Rico, that has been overhauled and expanded by Canada's Paul Raff Studio.

The Rosemary Brown Recreation Centre was designed by HCMA Architecture + Design to depart from the "dated model" of typical ice arenas.

Charred wood was used by Desai Chia Architecture to blend this home with the landscape, drawing wildlife to the property and enabling the owners to "inconspicuously observe nature".

S9 Architecture has converted an early 20th-century site in Tennessee into the Neuhoff District, which consists of buildings and outdoor spaces that form a "modern industrial village"

A jagged entry pavilion and a suspended concrete sculpture are among the elements at a vast memorial in rural Brazil designed by local studio GPAA.

Stepped terraces feature on the exterior of a Portland building by Hacker Architects, designed for seniors who created their own age-in-place housing.