Jersey Shore Vacation Home / Jeff Jordan Architects
Located within walking distance of the beach, this Jersey Shore vacation home for a Manhattan-based couple rises to an ocean view and has plenty of space for family and friends.
Located within walking distance of the beach, this Jersey Shore vacation home for a Manhattan-based couple rises to an ocean view and has plenty of space for family and friends.
This AIA award-winning Sonoma retreat reinterprets the wonderful spaces of the original Spanish haciendas of Mission-Era California using a truly modern vocabulary. Situated in the Valley of the Moon between the historic Sonoma Plaza to the southeast and Jack London’s former estate to the west
The terrain that slopes gently towards the sea is typical of Cap Ferret: a small forest of strawberry tree, yucca and pines. The challenge was to design a modern holiday house that would exist in harmony with its surrounding landscape and have a limited impact on the existing vegetation.
Designed by Rick Joy Architects, this all-season home occupies a 1.5-acre, west facing site in Sun Valley, Idaho. Carefully sited on a steep hillside, the house was strategically positioned to maximize visual exposure to nearly 360-degree views and minimize disturbance to the native landscape.
Ware Koa House is a former holiday home recently renovated by Strachan Group Architects, a multiple award-winning Auckland practice. Opahi Bay has been the McGreal family holiday destination since the early 1950’s
Owl Creek Residence is a retreat designed by Skylab Architecture, a full service and integrated interdisciplinary design studio. The house is located in Snowmass, Colorado, USA. This residence serves as a vacation home for a brother and sister and their respective families.
Recently completed by Feldman Architecture, Healdsburg House was designed as an open air pavilion to embrace the sweeping views. Metal and glass panels lift to provide seamless connections to the outdoor spaces on both sides of the house.
Architect: Gabriel Ostiguy Project: Chalet Massawippi Collaborators: Lucas Abouchaar, Abel Bravo Munoz, Raphaël Dionne, Éric Di-Méo, Alexandre Lemoyne, Isaniel Levesque Location: Lake Massawippi, Québec, Canada Photography: Raphaël Thibodeau Chalet Massawippi is a vacation home designed by Canadian architect Gabriel Ostiguy. From the architect: This project, developed in parallel with my master’s studies in architecture, allowed me
Inspired by simple, mid-century modern design. Full-sun and changing light. Panoramic views of Russian River. Walls of windows/sliders. Glorious moon & sun rises. Privacy. No nearby neighbors ever. Wine Country kitchen. Large master. Outdoor shower & hot tub. Wood stove. Plentiful parking with easy access. Low maintenance. Metal roof. Quality weather resistant siding. Public utilities.