Seattle Backyard Cottage – a 200 sqft Home Office and Party Pad
Located in Seattle’s Madrona neighborhood, this 200-square-foot backyard office project replaced an existing garage with a functional living room and office.
Contemporary Houses
Discover contemporary houses that epitomize modern design, innovative architecture, and sustainable living. This category showcases a wide range of stylish homes with cutting-edge features and aesthetic appeal, perfect for architects, designers, and homeowners looking for the latest trends in contemporary residential design.
Atelier 22 House by Studio Zung
Atelier 22 House is a carefully considered, custom-fit, 6,650 square foot which includes a 1,150 square foot finished lower level, seven bedroom, and seven and a half bath residence in Amagansett with a fully furnished elective.
Del Mar Meadow House / McCulley Design Lab
McCulley Design Lab was enlisted to help bring this 1962 post-and-beam residence into the modern-day moment while retaining its midcentury focus on organic materials, indoor/outdoor flow and exceptional views.
Dragonfly Vacation House, Montana / Olson Kundig
The Dragonfly Vacation house emphasizes the crossing point between these two ecological zones – a distinct yet subtle marker of the family’s presence and legacy.
Fairleigh House, Toronto / Studio AC
Located just off a busy retail/commuter street in Toronto this house was conceived as a simple architectural proposition. A box with one simple spatial gesture that attempts to refine quite common social orientations within the home.
Quarter House by TE Architects
Quarter House is a multigenerational home on the River Bourne with a complex brief to accommodate grandparents on the ground floor with daughter and grandchildren on the first.
Mariposa Garden House / Renée del Gaudio Architecture
Mariposa Garden House is built on top of an existing, 1940’s concrete foundation. The reuse of this foundation was seen not as a constraint, but as an opportunity.
The Monocular House by RHAD Architects
The Monocular House was designed to choreograph one’s experience of the dramatic waterfront site. Thus, it was treated as a Monocular, framing the view of the Basin beyond.