A temporary living space packs in as much overlapping program as possible.

Sprawling and low-slung, the Thorne Residence is replete with nods to the region’s history—from hot-dip galvanized steel to sooty charred-wood cladding.

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The owners of this single-story Floridian residence expressed a desire for “clean lines, solid lighting, traditional shapes, and the idea of the outside folding into the landscape.”

Located two hours northwest of Santiago, this beachside retreat features timber cladding and a daylight-flooded interior thanks to expansive panes of glass on the structure's gable end.

Working with an irregularly-shaped infill lot, the architects “deconstructed” a traditional home into a disaggregated, linear sequence of alternating interior and exterior rooms.

This contemporary net-zero energy home in suburban Boulder County aims for a modern aesthetic that also harmonizes with the surrounding historic context.

Innauer Matt Architekten looked to traditional building techniques when designing a high-altitude house in western Austria.