From a zigzagging minimalist home in Spain to a compact self-build project in the UK, here are the most popular houses featured on Dezeen this month.
Also on the list is a Y-shaped house in Canada, a blocky concrete dwelling in Portugal and a sprawling residence among Australian farmland.
This is the latest in our Houses of the month series, where we collect the five most popular residences featured on Dezeen every month, from all around the world.
Read on to discover Dezeen's top five houses of February 2024:

Photo by Timothy Kaye
Peninsula House, Australia, by Wood Marsh
Wood Marsh is the architect behind the most popular house on Dezeen this month, which can be found among farmland near the coast of south-eastern Australia.
Branching generously across its rural site, Peninsula House is intended to appear as a "windswept, weather-beaten form" derived from its coastal surroundings. Find out more about Peninsula House ?

Photo by Jim Stephenson
Peckham House, UK, by Surman Weston
The smallest home on the list was designed and built by the founders of Surman Weston for their families on a compact site in south London.
Free of a client brief, co-founders Tom Surman and Percy Weston chose to draw on nearby architecture and the personalities of their families to set the project parameters.
The result is a characterful dwelling animated by playful hit-and-miss brickwork and a trio of gardens, one of which is concealed on the roof but still complete with a greenhouse...