Maison du Ruisseau by Le local Design is a thoughtful renovation that proves architecture can embrace the past while addressing today’s environmental and functional demands. Instead of opting for demolition, the design team transformed the existing family…
The Dutchmoor Valley Guesthouse by SEEK Design + Architecture nestles quietly on a 5-acre Indiana farmstead, offering a private sanctuary for family, friends, and owners alike. Moreover, this 2,700-square-foot complement to the main complex—comprising the main house,…
Nestled within a lakeside setting in Milford, PA, Log Tavern Pond House draws inspiration from its mid-century neighbors—many of which reflect the Usonian principles pioneered by Frank Lloyd Wright. Echoing their long, low proportions, natural materials, and…
Nestled in Otama’s captivating terrain, Waimataruru House by Pac Studio is carefully orchestrated to engage with both the sweeping ocean vistas and the lush forested gullies that define the property. Indeed, few sites boast such varied natural…
The Mori House by SHED Architecture is nestled on a gently sloping, forested lot in the quiet west end of Portland, Oregon. Originally built in 1963 by renowned architect Saul Zaik, this mid-century modern home has been…
Lark House, originally designed by prominent Seattle architect Al Bumgardner in 1958, has been meticulously renovated by SHED Architecture & Design. Situated atop a cliff in West Seattle, the house offers sweeping views of Vashon Island
Nestled within a family-owned property on Guemes Island, the newly designed bunkhouse by SHED Architecture & Design offers additional sleeping accommodations, enhancing a legacy property with modern functionality while honoring its historical context.
The JIMA house, nestled in the verdant suburb of Jurica in Querétaro, designed by Legorreta Arquitectos, epitomizes a modern retreat that integrates seamlessly with its lush surroundings. Initially established in the 1960s with a rural intention, Jurica…
Juan Segundo Díaz Dopazo always carried Patagonia in his heart. After studying architecture in Buenos Aires alongside María Ayelén Olivieri Martinez, he dreamed of returning south. That dream became real when he was invited to design cabins…
