Whidbey Puzzle Prefab demonstrates how smart design can minimize environmental impact while fostering health, flexibility, and a deep connection to nature. This innovative prototype packs 600 square feet of thoughtfully arranged interior living space alongside 557 square feet of covered outdoor decks—all in a footprint one‑quarter the size of the average American home.
Utile worked with The Possible Zone (TPZ) to transform a 36,000 SF building into an innovative hub designed for entrepreneurship and work-based learning. This transformation supports TPZ’s mission to equip Boston high school students with social-emotional learning, technical skills, professional identities, and essential networks for future success.
Bombo Italian Kitchen & Bar welcomes guests with a warm, natural aesthetic that perfectly suits its location inside the new Seattle Convention Center. This signature restaurant, designed by Ethan Stowell, spans 4,200 square feet along the primary corridor known as the Mixing Zone, where it stands as a beacon of culinary richness and architectural craft.
Pebble Beach House by Feldman Architecture is a stylish retreat designed for a couple from Los Gatos who love surfing and golfing. They wanted a comfortable, spacious, and airy home to host weekend visits from family and friends.
Tree Vertical House sits atop a sloping, wooded site in the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. To minimize its impact on the federally protected dunes, the architects designed a vertical home with a minimal footprint. As a result, the house becomes a tranquil vacation retreat that soars among the trees, offering views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline.
“Midtown Revival” embodies our newfound appreciation for Italian design—a passion that blossomed during our recent journey to Milan for the Salone del Mobile. On that trip, we discovered exceptional designers, toured exquisite villas, and explored vintage furniture shops throughout the city.
Brickyard Residence by dSPACE Studio is an urban home that blends contemporary design with a deep connection to nature. The clients, who are passionate about modern architecture, wanted a sheltered retreat that still offers walkable access to the best of city living.
Nestled in the heart of Park City, Utah, Originhaus redefines modern living with a perfect balance of style and functionality. Completed in 2024, this two-level residence offers 2,400 square feet of thoughtfully designed space that caters to both relaxation and entertainment.
