Living Edge Architects and Designers designed Artha House in Chittoor, India — via ArchDaily

What we have here is a colourful new version of the Defy 21, a super-high-frequency chronograph from Zenith, a company with deep historical knowledge about making chronos tuned to beat fast. Looking at the strap, and then a bit more closely at the dial and movement, one sees that the color violet has been paired with a faceted, matte titanium case — via Hodinkee

Studio Razavi architecture designed Apartment XVII in Lyin, France – via ArchDaily

Weber Arquitectos designed San Simón Cabins in Bravo Valley, Mexico — via ArchDaily

When Federal Moto built its first custom sportbike, they started with a 1984 Kawasaki GPz1100 — via BikeEXIF

Openideas Architects designed Hive House in Surat, India – via ArchDaily

The scooter started out as an early model 80 cc Honda Cub, but it now has a little more pep in its step. That’s because 2LOUD Custom ripped out the motor, and crammed in a 190 cc Zongshen mill — via BikeEXIF

Tono Mirai Architects designed Shell House in Japan — via ArchDaily

Wood/Marsh designed Towers Road House in Melbourne, Victoria — via ArchDaily

Douglas & Company designed Brick House in Johannesburg, South Africa — via ArchDaily

Built in 2018, the home was designed by Guy Peterson, a prolific Sarasota architect known in Florida for designing sleek residences with enviable indoor-outdoor living. This 424 square metre home is all white with long horizontal planes. Each room features expansive walls of glass and many have doors that lead out to a west-facing covered patio and kitchen. Polished concrete floors might be too austere on their own, but the design balances them with warm, custom wood cabinetry and thoughtful lighting — via Curbed

ARK-architecture designed Villa Z in Jardins d’El Menzah 2, Tunisia — via ArchDaily

Lagula Arquitectes designed Gruyere House in Spain — via ArchDaily

The original version of the Breitling Superocean ‘57 Limited Edition had a black dial, this new one instead sets the colourful hands and markers against a dark blue dial. Part of the proceeds from the Superocean Heritage ’57 Limited Edition II will benefit frontline healthcare workers in some of the most affected countries — via Hodinkee

Before Eleanor Roosevelt made history as the longest-serving First Lady of United States, residing at the White House from 1933 through 1945, she spent summers at a sprawling 1872 estate in Germantown, New York.

Part of that estate is now for sale. The property was the home of Roosevelt’s maternal grandparents, Valentine Hall, Jr, and Mary Livingston Ludlow Hall, whom she lived with after the death of both of her parents by age nine. They spent summers at the home, called Oak Terrace, which had a modestly sized gate house that guarded a much larger Second Empire-style mansion — via Curbed

Arquitécnika designed Renovation of a Brutalist House in Brasília, Brazil — via ArchDaily

Roca Arquitectos designed Sonoma House in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico — via ArchDaily

Kay Architecture JSC designed Chan House in Vietnam – via ArchDaily

Robert Silke & Partners designed Tuynhuys Apartment Building in Cape Town, South Africa  – via ArchDaily

When Cole Mahlowitz bought the bike, it was listed as a 1975-model Czech Minarelli 50 GP — a 50cc two-stroke racer with a six-speed box, and a claimed output of 16 hp at 14,500 rpm. But when the bike arrived, he had to dig deeper. Because although the motor was undoubtedly a Minarelli unit, it strangely had CZ stamped in several places. The now-defunct Czech manufacturer CZ never built a 50cc GP racer, so Mahlowitz took to the internet to figure it out. Experts on European forums collectively believed the bike to be a pet project from an engineer who was originally part of Jawa’s racing department. And the AMK Pisarky Brno stickers suggested that it was likely raced at the Masaryk circuit in Pisarky, a suburb of Brno in the Czech Republic – via Bike EXIF

Juan Trivelloni Arquitectura designed EA House in Tigre, Argentina — via ArchDaily

Charged Voids designed Residence 1065 in Chandigarh, India — via ArchDaily

This 1970s time capsule house in Ramona, California is really something, especially if the colour green works for you. Okay, it isn’t all green, but that’s certainly the dominant colour in this one. This is the kind of house where pairs of sunglasses should be handed out at the front door. If you do want to move in, $375,000 is the asking price – via Retro to go

Imagearchitects designed Khesht-Baf House in Tehran, Iran — via ArchDaily

Scott Donald Architecture designed Jura House in Lancashire, UK – via ArchDaily

Titan is based in Graz, Austria, and run by Michael Siebenhofer and Thanh Ho Ngo. Michael works on the design, building and engineering, while Ho helps out on design duties, marketing and running the workshop. The Arkitekt is most definitely not your typical BMW café racer. Based on a 1977-spec airhead, it’s suspended at the front by a girder built by Sven Denker, a German builder who runs the Custom Corner workshop — via Bike EXIF

Ludwig Godefroy Architecture designed Merida House in Mérida, Mexico — via ArchDaily

This 1972 Leon Meyer Round House in Piedmont, California is up for sale for the first time. The Round House wasn’t a one-off. This was one of a series of bold circular designs from Leon Meyer from this era. 30 were actually constructed with this one being house number eight — via WowHaus

Marc Koehler Architects designed Dune House in Terschelling, The Netherlands — via ArchDaily

Alain Carle Architecte designed La Heronniere in Wentworth, Québec – via ArchDaily

Alexandra Buchanan Architecture designed Amaroo House in Bardon, Queensland – via ArchDaily

Buero Bechtloff designed New Build Villa in Aumühle, Germany — via ArchDaily