Wellesley Drive Residence by Reagan & Andre Architecture Studio brings Santa Barbara flair to a young family’s home. Inspired by Spanish Revival and Mediterranean styles, it balances indoor–outdoor living, comfort, and timeless elegance. From its red tile roof to vibrant textiles, every detail evokes a soothing beachside ambiance.
The Weston Residence by Specht Novak is nestled in a valley adjacent to the Saugatuck River. Through the use of planted surfaces, horizontal forms, and lots of glass, this small house blurs the distinction between the architecture and its surroundings.
Ridge 52 Residence by Ward + Blake Architects perches high on East Gros Ventre Butte, where it embraces valley and mountain vistas. First, the design tucks the home seamlessly into the hillside to meet the 20-ft height limit, creating an organic extension of the landscape.
Perched beside a 1933 Seattle landmark, the Loyal Captain House by Heliotrope Architects adds a 500 ft² kitchen pavilion that honors its Norwegian roots while embracing contemporary clarity. Moreover, the design weaves new and old together, creating distinct yet harmonious characters on the site.
Set in a tranquil, tree-lined neighborhood, this custom mid-century modern residence has been thoughtfully upgraded to meet the everyday needs of a growing family. Moreover, Klopf Architecture respected the original 1950s spirit—its clean lines, generous volumes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow—while introducing new spaces and connections that enhance comfort, function, and the overall quality of life.
Hidden behind a rust-colored Cor-Ten steel façade, the Stealth House by Specht Novak reimagines urban living on a narrow alley in downtown Austin. Rather than opening to the street, the 1,100-square-foot home turns inward, creating a tranquil sanctuary centered around two lush courtyards.
The Olof Dahlstrand Remodel in Orinda, California, breathes new life into a 1951 home while honoring its original mid-century ethos. Klopf Architecture approached the project with deep respect for the house’s low-slung rooflines, natural materials, and Wright-inspired integration with the landscape.
Windy Gap Residence by Altura Architects nestles quietly into Town Mountain Road’s rugged terrain, offering an understated yet sophisticated retreat. By embracing a low-profile form and dark exterior palette, the home remains largely hidden from view while capturing breathtaking mountain vistas from within.
Nestled on a narrow peninsula, the Morris Cove guest house by Bates Masi + Architects transforms a family’s love for their waterfront site into a sustainable, experiential retreat. Not only does this design celebrate spectacular views, but it also addresses erosion, flood risk, and water quality in thoughtful, tangible ways.
