Tsao & McKown's Astrid Hill House Breaks Away From Tradition
/The structural principles of Chinese architecture, with the exception of decorative details, have remained largely unchanged...
Read MoreThe structural principles of Chinese architecture, with the exception of decorative details, have remained largely unchanged...
Read MoreWhile massive, power-house churches are on the rise, it’s refreshing to know that some worshipers are straying from the pack and seeking...
Read MoreNYC-based ICRAVE heads east to Amagansett to design an airy, fairy-tale pool and spa retreat. Siobhan Barry gives us the exclusive on the modern, cedar design that plays between indoor and outdoor leisure.
Read MoreWhile most piers eventually end as they stretch out into the sea, Gjøde & Povlsgaard Arkitekter’s...
Read MoreIn the wilderness of Poyntelle, Pennsylvania, davidclovers architects formulated their concept for a “Butterfly House”: a structure “that disappears in different seasons and days.”
Read MoreBorn from an extreme transformation of a typical 90’s bungalow, the “Maison Terrebonne” is located on a vast wooded plot of land.
Read MoreAmidst dunegrass, dull green fading gray, a sturdy complex of concrete faces the sea. Approach from the beach or from ship’s view and the concrete...
Read MorePerched along Lake Masson in Sainte-Marguerite-Estérel, Quebec, was a dilapidated home in need of a vital renovation, but instead, was endangered of extinction due to land cost that exceeded property value.
Read MoreThree polygonal structures devise the Villa Moos along Germany’s Lake Constance, and like a futuristic bachelor pad, speedboat dock and mountainside view are included.
Read MoreNorway’s Church of Knarvik, by indepedent Oslo-based architecture firm Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, homages the heritage of Scandinavian church design...
Read MoreFernando Guerra's photographs reveal a low bastion sprawling over a dust-and-red scrub landscape, built of the same volcanic rock which composes the island.
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