Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

For its first project in the United States, South Africa–based firm SAOTA remodeled a house from the 1970s into a California Modernist mansion in Bel-Air.

A house with a dynamic, shifting form connects with the river, pond, and mountains around it.

Nestled in the hills close to Chile’s picturesque coastline, this residence brings the outdoors in.

A modern, single-family residence is integrated with the surrounding Indianapolis woods.

Located between the Paracas Desert and Peru’s Pacific coast, this house is designed to resist winds and provide privacy.

In Argentina, a single-family home strikes a balance between indoor and outdoor living.

A nimble addition plays off the character and forms of a modest Los Angeles bungalow.

Frank Gehry, whose unorthodox Santa Monica house helped make his name in the 1970s, has moved to a larger glass and timber home he designed with his son, set within a lush garden.

Two connected volumes take advantage of the pastoral site and dramatic view.

A light-filled, single-famil­y house in a busy Austin neighborhood connects inside and out while maintaining privacy.