Richard Beard Architects Designs Big Sur Residence, California
Invisible from the nearby Pacific Coast Highway, but open to views of ocean and landscape, this house is an exercise in restraint in its dramatic setting.
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Glass Link House by Scott Edwards Architecture
Glass Link House was designed for a growing family with a passion for entertaining, nature, and Japanese design. The home was a collaborative effort between the Scott|Edwards Architecture design team and the family
Heartwood Residence by William/Kaven Architecture
The Heartwood Residence sits on the east bank of the Willamette River in Portland’s Oak Grove neighborhood. In addition to offering a sweeping panorama of the river and its wildlife, the home overlooks boat docks, freight barges, and an early 20th-century railroad bridge
Blue Jay Residence, Los Angeles by Studio Benson
The Blue Jay Residence features custom designed casework and furnishings throughout. Sliding glass panels pocket out of sight offering a seamless flow between interior and exterior.
Casa Diagonal – When a Pool Enter Inside a Home
This villa, located on the surroundings of the city of Aveiro, is part of a consolidated residential area, but with low occupancy density, being part of a housing complex of allotment, with some lots already built.
Petaluma Residence by Signum Architecture
Set in town, the site for this project lies between old farms and new development, surrounded by homes but with a clear view of the hills to the west.
HBA Designs The Residences at The St. Regis Chicago
Hirsch Bedner Associates Los Angeles unveils the interiors of The Residences at The St. Regis Chicago. Rising 101 stories in Chicago’s Lakeshore East neighborhood, the building—composed of three interconnected towers with a suspended central stem—is a gravity-defying visual masterpiece developed by Magellan Development Group, designed by acclaimed architecture practice Studio Gang and realized by bKL Architecture.
Forest Knoll Residence by Standard Architecture
Inspired by Louis Kahn’s Kimbell Art Museum, the Forest Knoll residence takes the shape of three parallel gabled volumes with stairs between them.