In 1961, Paul Rudolph, architect of Brutalist masterpieces and Sarasota Modern gems, finished what many consider his residential pièce de résistance: the Milam Residence, a striking house comprising rectangular frames and windows sitting right on the beach in Ponte Verda Beach, Florida. Rudolph designed the home for attorney and arts patron Arthur Milam, and the house has remained in the family since. The Milam Residence, located at 1033 Ponte Vedra Boulevard, is currently on the market for $4,450,000 — via Curbed

Guilherme Machado Vaz designed João’s House in Porto, Portugal — via ArchDaily

Royal Enfield and their Industrial Design boss Adrian Sellers came to the party with a brand new Continental GT 650, but there was an unexpected twist. By the time everything was singed off, Sinroja had just four weeks to prep the bike — via Bike EXIF

Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates designed Loop Terrace House in Japan — via ArchDaily

The skateboarder community and Long Live Southbank have worked in collaboration with the Southbank Centre and London-based architects Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, not just to maintain the space but to expand it to its original size. While Long Live Southbank had to entirely crowdfund the roughly $1.37-million project, the restoration was also made possible with the help of broad public support — via ArchDaily

Randy Angell Designs together with builder Pool Environments, have completed a modern swimming pool with a sunken lounge, a cantilevered deck, and floating stepper pads — via Contemporist

There’s a certain balance to this watch that’s hard to come by; the models typically associated with Bell & Ross don’t quite exemplify the same sort of utilitarian design that the V2-92 gets right. It’s a total military mash-up, with design elements borrowed from field watches and dive watches packaged in a thin case. The domed crystal adds some additional thickness, for a total of 12mm thickness overall, but thanks to the thin case and high domed crystal you still get a very wearable watch. On a steel bracelet, $3,200; on an elastic canvas strap, $2,900 — via Hodinkee

Architecture and interior design firm Jamie Bush & Co has designed a modern house in San Francisco, creating a welcoming home for a young tech pioneer — via Contemporist

If the new Moto Guzzi V85 TT is a little beyond your budget, one option is to find a Tutto Terreno or Nuova Tipo Cross (NTX) from the 80s. And if you’re handy with the spanners, do a little work on it, as Filippo Barbacane of Officine Rossopuro has done here—including a major engine swap — via Bike EXIF

Alts Design Office designed Kamikasa House in Kamisu, Japan — via ArchDaily

Craig Nelson acquired the land in 1995 and worked with a local architect to construct the 254 square metre Hawaiian-inspired house. The single-level home sits on eight concrete pillars with views from every room. The open-beam living room features dramatic vaulted ceilings and the house uses exotic hardwoods throughout — via Curbed

The Breitling Superocean 44 Automatic Ironman Limited Edition is built and designed in the ocean pilot style of the Superocean 44 Special series, which combines classical aviation-watch DNA with traditional divers’ watch elements. The watch has a 44-mm stainless steel case and a ratcheted, unidirectional rotating bezel made of scratch-resistant ceramic. Also in black is the dial, which features the red-and-white Ironman logo prominently at 3 o’clock. The case is fitted with a twin-gasket screw-locked crown, which helps guarantee the watch’s water-resistance to an impressive 1,000-metre, depth. Priced at $3,950 — via WatchTime

Ventura Arquitectos designed Amaya Apartment in Tulum, Mexico — via ArchDaily

Fearon Hay Architects designed Forest House in New Zealand — via ArchDaily

RTA Studio designed Arrowtown House in Arrowtown, New Zealand — via ArchDaily

Jiejie Studio designed Beijing Zisheng Courtyard in Beijing, China — via ArchDaily

HAUS Arquitetura e Incorporacao designed Collector’s Garage in Sao Paulo, Brazil — via ArchDaily

Ateliê de Arquitetura Líquida designed House Between Trees in Juiz de Fora, Brazil — via ArchDaily

Tsolakis Architects designed House Renovation in Psychiko, Greece — via ArchDaily

Nature meets luxury at this sprawling home in a private golf club development in Arden, North Carolina. Built in 2010 for an artist and financier, the four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom home balances whimsy with some practical amenities. The shingle-clad house opens onto an expansive great room with a dramatic timber vaulted ceiling and stone wall. An octagonal master suite comes with 5.5m vaulted ceilings and a wall of windows that look out onto the rolling green hills — via Curbed

This Honda CB750 was just the kind of project to ease Mike LaFountain back into the business — via Bike EXIF

Antonio Costa Lima Arquitectos designed Hopscotch House in Brejos da Carregueira de Baixo, Portugal — via ArchDaily

Bryden Wood designed Beach Shack Residential Retreat in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida — via ArchDaily

Thought Parallels designed Skew House in India — via ArchDaily

Andrew and Helen Berry’s passion for Art Deco inspired them to try and recreate all the glamour of the 1930s in a 21st century home in Surrey. The problem was that they had firm ideas on what the outside would look like, but less of an idea of how to work the interior. But like most Grand Designs projects, it all came through in the end and what you see here is pretty much what was created 12 years ago. The current asking price, which is £1,600,000 — via WowHaus

This vintage Triumph bobber took Marnitz Venter four years to complete and included a massive scavenger hunt for parts — via Bike EXIF

Nayra Iglesias of architecture and interior design firm In Out Studio, has recently completed Violet Bliss, a new hotel room concept that was recently shown at the 2019 edition of MARBELLA DESIGN. When designing the space, the colour violet was chosen as it represents the mixture of masculine with feminine (red and blue), and sensuality with spirituality — via Contemporist

Situated along the winding coast of California’s Highway 1, this modern masterpiece is perfectly positioned to soak up the otherworldly views of Big Sur. Renowned architect Mickey Muennig designed the five-bedroom house in the mid-1970s, and it’s recently undergone a $1.5 million restoration and expansion to bring Muennig’s vision into the present — via Curbed

Nicolás Campodonico designed M&P House in Rosario, Argentina — via ArchDaily

Charles Eames is best known for the moulded plywood chairs that became a mainstay of mid century modern design. But one of his earliest projects was this six bedroom, six bath home in Huntleigh, Missouri. Called the Meyer House after its original owners, the sprawling 675 square metre structure was designed by Eames in 1937 in partnership with Robert Walsh, and it’s now on the market for the first time in over 55 years — via Curbed

atelier masomi + studio chahar designed HIKMA – A Religious and Secular Complex in Dandaji Village, Niger — via ArchDaily

Creative Union Network designed H House in Quito, Ecuador — via ArchDaily

aquidos designed Residencial Cal Meya a Nas in Nas, Spain — via ArchDaily

Steck Arquitetura designed Julieta House in Brazil — via ArchDaily

There are only three homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Texas, and this six-bedroom, six-and-a-half property — called the William Thaxton house — is the only in Houston. Originally constructed in 1955 as a modest 167 square metre Usonian, the home was designed for a wealthy insurance executive. It now includes a renovation from 1995 designed by local architect Bob Inaba of Kirksey Architecture that added 585 square metres. The renovation used Wright’s L-shaped, single-story building as a centrepiece, adding an enclosed patio, central courtyard, and expanded family room — via Curbed

This five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home located north of the city overlooking the Santa Fe Opera is called Casa de Vidrio, or glass house. The property consists of two structures: A 520 square metre main house and a 148 square metre guest house. Both structures sit on two lots that total 13.5 acres accessed through 24-hour security at Casas de San Juan. The contemporary design was built with art collecting in mind, as much of the house boasts ideal spots to showcase paintings, sculptures, tapestries, ceramics, and glass — via Curbed

Ventura Studio designed V12 House in Ulloa, Spain — via ArchDaily