Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

An architect designs a quiet Atlanta home for himself and his family.

Groupings of mango trees define interconnected courtyards of this single-family house.

A single-family house maximizes a tight site.

A cleverly designed structure in California edits out much of a surrounding hodgepodge, welcoming in sun and sky.

An architect designs a concrete, box-shaped house for his young family.

While working on its first residential project in Germany's capital, the firm creates stoneware panels intended to be eco-friendly.

A 2-bedroom dwelling is inspired by the local craftsmanship of Papua New Guinea.

A house designed for an inter-generational family is inspired by the geometry of a Hopscotch game.

A dowdy 200-year-old townhouse in Washington, D.C. is born again as a light-filled contemporary residence.

In Uruguay, an articulated but simple structure by Mathias Klotz and Carolina Pedroni revitalizes a modernist legacy.