Discover architecture and interior design projects from the United States, highlighting diverse residential, commercial, and cultural spaces by American and international studios.
Here’s the new Drift Santa Barbara, a 45-key hotel that’s a modern reincarnation of a 20th-century hotel that once occupied the location. Designed by ANACAPA Architecture (including interior design), the design preserves the sense of mystery
This Austin home is a beautiful example of transitional architectural design with the use of traditional elements such as dominant gables and pitched roof forms suffused with modern parapet walls and low flat sheds.
This approximately 34,820-square-foot tenant improvement project spreads across a floor-and-a-half of a newly constructed office space in Charleston, South Carolina.
Sitting among the conventional neighboring houses on the street, the public front of the Gallery House presents its original architectural identity but distinguishes itself with a modern landscape design.
Urby Newark is an innovative residential project, transforming a historic Art Deco building from a windowless storage tower into a vibrant community with 221 apartments and communal spaces.
With its new space, Premier Nutrition centralized a growing team and incorporated an R&D lab and processing facility. Formulating the next big thing in sports nutrition requires the next big thing in creative office space.
Located in the quiet, historic neighborhood of Wilshire Woods, the Wilshire Residence draws heavily from it’s surrounding context to form itself as a humble, yet contemporary home for a young family.
The Kojima House, designed by Swatt Miers Architects, is a 6,500-square-foot remodel and addition located in Kentfield, California. This project transforms a pre-existing home into a modern sanctuary, thoughtfully integrating the residence with its natural surroundings.
Through a series of architectural interventions, we shifted and reconfigured spaces for more casual patterns of living.
