Ranch Dressing / Buttrick Projects Architecture+Design
A series of volumes was inserted at the perimeter of this 60’s boomerang plan to remedy the staid quality of the previous interior geometry and make the landscape more tangible from inside.
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Morro Chico Ranch by RDR Architectes
The Morro Chico Ranch is located within continental Argentinian Patagonia, at the southern border with Chile. Its history is mixed up with the saga of the first colonists in the region.
The 4 Best Stone Cladding Installation Ideas
When considering adding stone cladding to your home, it can seem like there are an endless number of possibilities when it comes to picking the right color and style.
Why Sleeper Sectionals Are the Next Trend in Home Furniture
If the title of this article seems odd, you are not alone. The idea of a hide-a-bed in a sectional is definitely an odd one for many people. Only in recent years have sectionals included pull-out beds. While they aren’t widely common as of yet, they are showing up more and more among the top
Escalante Escape / Coates Design
The theme of harmony is integral to this prairie-style home in the Utah tundra. It serves as a serene getaway for residents to escape city noise and reconnect with the region’s unique nature.
Pine Avenue House by Harley Graham Architects
Pine Avenue house is neither Palm Springs nor Ballina. It draws upon the client’s aspirations and unique location, to create a home that is both a canvas for the owner’s personality
JSL House / Bernardes Arquitetura
The JSL House was designed from the idea of connection – visual, privileging the view to the sea; and living and leisure spaces.
Malvern House / Eliza Blair Architecture
When the clients of Malvern House said they wanted to create a statement stair in the addition to their home, we knew this would be a great collaboration. While celebrating the stair is not always the cheapest option, it’s testament to the impact great design can make.
Twin Set House / Welsh + Major
To accommodate a large busy family, this semi-detached house was expanded into its twin, creating a much larger home while allowing for the future re-division of the building into two homes again.