Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

A house in the Amazon rainforest employs design strategies that maintain strong visual connections to the outdoors while accommodating a client with an extreme sensitivity to light.

Home to a family with a son using a wheelchair, this octagonal dwelling provides an efficient layout and seamless flow between spaces and ensures that all essential functions are accessible on a single level.

The extensive refurbishment of a dilapadated German country house is approached as an ‘optimistic and joyful continuation’ of the structure’s long and complex history.

What began as a renovation project grew over the course of five years to include significant additions and ground-up construction.

Comprising three discrete buildings connected by outdoor spaces, this copper-clad Cape Cod dwelling includes an artist’s studio, gym, and swimming pool.

The linear house, dramatically sited in the Andean foothills, accommodates a family’s multi-generational tradition of returning to the lake for respite.

Using 25 repeating CLT panel shapes, the newly patented housing system achieves a construction cost of $550 per square foot in California’s expensive market.

Built on the site of a deteriorated 1960s house, this New York residence is both a perch and a frame, floating above the tree canopy to create a unique overlook and optimizing views of the landscape.

This three-story renovation and extension of a residence for a family of four embodies a complex interplay between artistry, functionality, and spatial dynamics.