The Register ·
Twenty-seven houses, read four ways — by the architecture, by the family, by the two of you, and by the body. Each collection keeps only the houses that answer to it.
Houses where the architecture is the argument — Studio MK27 concrete, Gathy pavilions, interiors that know exactly what they are doing.
Houses that hold a family well — kids' villages that are actually good, lagoons calm enough for first swims, villas that sleep everyone.
Houses composed for two — overwater quiet, tables set apart, islands where the evening belongs to you.
Houses built around the body — serious spas, resident practitioners, programmes that outlast the flight home.