Three sculptural low vaults give a modest Jamaican home cool shaded rooms and a bold architectural silhouette without relying on resort-style excess.

A forgotten Jamaican limestone sugar shed becomes a striking live-work home through careful conservation and an independent modern steel structure.

A dramatic sunken limestone courtyard gives a Jamaican hillside home shade, privacy and a carefully engineered outdoor gathering space.

A compact home fitted into a limestone hillside makes the rock, drainage and retaining structure central to the architecture rather than decorative scenery.

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Thirty years of hurricanes. Thirty years of rebuilding. Thirty years of insurance reforms and promises to make Jamaica more…

As rebuilding accelerates, an uncomfortable question emerges about the future of property ownership. What happens when a home is affordable to buy but increasingly difficult to protect?

A modest hillside Jamaican home follows the terrain in two stepped volumes, making drainage, foundations and access the architectural priorities.

Central Kingston’s ageing housing stock needs urgent renewal, with 26 units completed or under construction and unresolved land ownership issues threatening wider regeneration.

A modest octagonal Jamaican home tests whether a central living room and carefully engineered eight-facet roof can justify an unconventional plan.

A stalled concrete house becomes the starting point for an evidence-led adaptive reuse concept, with safety and repairability placed ahead of appearance.