Arthur Erickson’s 1972 Helmut and Hildegard Eppich house in West Vancouver rendered a West Coast post and beam aesthetic in concrete and is one of his most significant residential designs that is recognized worldwide.
Project: New York Skyscraper Architect: Mark Foster Gage Location: 41 West 57th Street, New York City Height in floors: 102 Height in feet: 1492 Residential Units: 91 Structure: concrete frame Façade Materials: Limestone tinted Taktl© panels, hydroformed sheet bronze, brass extrustions Architect Mark Foster Gage was commissioned to design a 21st century, supertall luxury building,
Project: Abbey Hall Contemporary Barn Conversion Designers: Olivia Pomp and Gary Rowland Photography: Dominic French Abbey Hall is a contemporary barn conversion completed by Olivia Pomp and her husband, Gary Rowland. A ramshackle collection of outbuildings that grew from the ruins of a priory have been transformed into a free-flowing family home. Abbey Hall is located in
Modscape has designed this modular home in the small town of Berry, New South Wales, Australia. The design brief of this impressive modular home was to create an airy pavilion that takes advantage of the views while providing a private haven from the busy road below. Rendered brick walls envelope the home to create a protective compound
Stone Creek Camp is a project designed by Andersson-Wise Architects and located in Bigfork, Montana, USA. Description by architect: This remote Montana Camp is situated along a sloping hill, leading visitors to discover the site progressively. From the gatehouses, a path leads down the hill to the master house, main lodge, and guesthouse. The buildings
The renovation of this 1929 Tudor Style House by Joeb Moore & Partners Architects in New York pays homage to the rich architectural history of the Scarsdale, NY community while infusing modern elements to enhance its livability.
Thao Dien House, located in District 2 of Ho Chi Minh City, underwent a complete transformation by Vietnamese studio MM++ Architects. They aimed to convert the original art deco-inspired villa into a modern, minimalist home while retaining the existing concrete structure.
New York-based ODA Architecture have designed a new residential tower that creates wider green spaces and private gardens for residents. ODA Architecture, in their well-documented pursuit to improve the quality of urban life, designs the most expansive example yet of urban green space, and increased natural light, which have become hallmarks of the firm.
