Grand View Oak Residence by Hsu McCullough
The Grand View Oak Residence has five bedroom, five bathrooms as well as a powder room while also offering multiple rooftop decks with magnificent views of the Pacific Ocea
United States
Discover architecture and interior design projects from the United States, highlighting diverse residential, commercial, and cultural spaces by American and international studios.
Casa Schneider / Ibarra Rosano Design Architects
The play of light and geometry in Casa Schneider stems from the unusual wedge-shaped lot nestled between two adjacent properties.
Patton New-Century House / Giulietti Schouten Architects
The clients requested an architectural style reminiscent of Mid-Century modern homes, thus the Patton New-Century House is comprised of long, low-sloping, gable roof forms, vertical cedar siding, and warm interior wood finishes
A Backyard Cottage as Primary Dwelling – and Urban Oasis
Located in Seattle’s Central Area neighborhood, this home is an L shaped plan that creates a courtyard accessible from both the living area and the bedroom.
Cat Hill House / Studio MM Architect
Bringing the client’s personal journey to the forefront, Cat Hill House is a celebration of past accomplishments and meaningful life experiences – while leaving room to build new memories.
Blue Oaks Residence / Richard Beard Architects
The structures are simple and straightforward, reminiscent of the ranches, farms and vineyards that typify the Anderson Valley north of San Francisco.
Charleston Carriage House / Workstead
Charleston Carriage House contains 2,000 square feet of livable space distributed over two floors, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Highland House by Coates Design Architects
Architectural simplicity inspired this 3,000 square-foot home located in the beautiful Issaquah Highlands.
722 Ash Street Residence / Studio 804
The 722 Ash Street residence consists of a 1500 sf primary house with a contiguous 500 sf accessory dwelling. The project is set in the rich culture of North Lawrence, its rear property line abuts the Lawrence…