Located in the leafy North Princeton neighborhood, Dempsey ADU is a 900-square-foot accessory dwelling unit designed for a couple ready to age in place. The owners chose to downsize and hand over their main house to their…
Vaughan’s growing population and evolving neighborhoods make it an ideal setting for home improvement projects—especially those that boost energy efficiency, security, and curb appeal. Upgrading your windows and doors is one of the most effective ways to…
Nam House by CTA responds to the tropical heat of Thu Duc City with smart design and local culture. This home offers relief from soaring temperatures, creating spaces for work, play, and rest.
Located on a serene, wooded 1.1-acre site near Peconic Bay in Long Island, the Sheridan Green Residence by Christopher Jeffrey Architects represents a thoughtful reimagining of how we build. This 1,966-square-foot home is not only self-sustaining but…
Many households notice their energy bills rising without any significant change in usage. While rate increases play a role, the real issue often lies within the home. Small inefficiencies accumulate, leading to higher costs over time. Thus,…
House Kimberley is a single-storey, pavilion-style residence designed to blend effortlessly into its natural surroundings while delivering a refined and highly functional living experience. Conceived as a private retreat, the home was designed for a family seeking…
The Industrial Escape House is a modern home set in a classic suburban neighborhood. This striking residence uses bold industrial materials alongside lush greenery and a central northern courtyard to create a unique balance between raw architecture…
Nestled on a heavily wooded lot, Essex Bay House by Ruhl Jahnes stands as an unassuming oasis that seamlessly blends modern design with natural elements. This 2,236-square-foot net-positive home not only adheres to stringent wetlands regulations but…
Windows are among the most vital elements in keeping our homes comfortable and energy-efficient. The problem with windows, though, is that after some time, they become drafty and can let cold air in during winter and warm…
