North York Mid-Century Modern Home / Solares Architecture
This major renovation transforms a 1950s split-level house into a two-storey, all-electric, multi-generational home. And it was all designed without the need for an addition.
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Promontory House / CLB Architects
For this part-time retreat in Park City, Utah, CLB Architects crafted a warm and comfortable home intended to grow alongside a trendy and young New York City-based family.
Chamisero House / Elton & Deves Arquitectos + Chamorro Arquitecto
Chamisero House is developed on a single level and with direct contact to the land at the request of its owners. To achieve this and produce a terracing with the least impact on a steep slope hill
The Uncommon Ranch: A Sustainable Farm Dwelling Built in 7 Days!
During the initial phases of bringing The Uncommon Ranch to life, Michelle and Christian approached us, “Design with FRANK”, in late 2021. Michelle dreamt of The Uncommon Ranch as a sanctuary for lavender farming
Shenandoah House, Kentucky / SCHAUM/SHIEH
Shenandoah House by SCHAUM/SHIEH unfolds over a lush slope of the Allegheny Mountains in western Virginia, part of the Appalachian Range.
Campestre House / LEIVA Arquitetura
The social area was the center of the Campestre House, receiving friends and family in an integrated and connected way was the greatest wish. In addition, they wanted a home that was above all functional and economical.
Odern Residence / Humphrey Homes
A uniquely curvaceous home built over 3 levels with uninterrupted ocean views, a roof terrace and curved “wing” walls is the latest project to appear in Swanbourne under the careful eye of local architect and builder Humphrey…
Point House / Guy Tarrant Architects
The Point house is situated behind an existing bungalow and on what was previously an empty backyard. The 665m2 site’s point of difference in its suburban context is a rear boundary that adjoins a community reserve
Chuckanut Studio / Hoedemaker Pfeiffer
Perched on a rock halfway up a mountain the studio is a reward for those willing to make the hike. The plan plays with the idea of a square within a larger square. The double-height space holds…