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English Cottage-Style Home in Atlanta by Robert Cain

This English cottage-style home was renovated in 2015 by Atlanta-based Robert Cain Architect. Description by Robert Cain: Tucked into the sea of Virginia Highland (an Atlanta intown neighborhood) English cottage-style homes is an anomaly: a mid-century modern home with Eichleresque design connotations. Californian Joseph Eichler, America’s only “modernist merchant builder”, built nearly 11,000 speculative homes […]

Doheny Residence by McClean Design, Los Angeles

Some sites seem impossible when you first look at them but this one took unbuildable to a whole new level. A triangular postage stamp abutting a mountain with a killer view, our greatest challenge was to put the 8000 SF home our clients wanted onto the site in such a way as to maximize the

Historic Bank Building Converted into Modern Office Space

NicholsBooth Architects have transformed a historic bank building into a office space for Bently Enterprises, in Minden, Nevada, USA. Transforming a historic bank building into a modern office space is easy–if you want to get rid of what made the space interesting to begin with. We took the high (and harder) road with Farmers Bank,

Industrial Loft With Gothic Accents in Salt Lake City

This industrial loft is located in a 1925 building in Salt Lake City and was designed by City Home Collective. When Hollie and Sean Strasburg bought their loft in the Tire Town building, they knew immediately that they wanted to bring the space back to its industrial roots. Built in 1925 to house the Firestone

This Sagaponac House Features a Grand Living Space

Project: Sagaponac House Architect: Robert Kahn Architect Location: Sagaponac, New York, USA Photos: Robert Kahn Sagaponac House is a single family house designed by architect Robert Kahn in Hamptons, Suffolk County, New York, United States. Description by Robert Kahn: This house is part of a unique development in the Hamptons, conceived as an antidote to

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