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A New Lease on Life: A House Finally Built in Harmony with the Street

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA New Lease on Life: A House Finally Built in Harmony with the StreetIn Bethesda, Maryland, Hill & Hurtt Architects took a house with genuinely good bones but little relationship to its own street, and built that connection in without disturbing what was already there.

New Zealand instincts, Californian extremes… Inside a34studio

Residential Architecture · Tara BirdNew Zealand instincts, Californian extremes… Inside a34studioFrom Auckland construction sites to remote Californian ranches, a34studio founder Alan McLeod has built a practice shaped by natural materials, indoor-outdoor living and the discipline required to turn ambitious ideas into built work.

Beyond Peak Season: How Seven Design Professionals Across the Country Keep Outdoor Living Going Past the Prime Months

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierBeyond Peak Season: How Seven Design Professionals Across the Country Keep Outdoor Living Going Past the Prime MonthsFrom a busy road in New Jersey to the desert of Palm Springs, seven architects and designers explain how they built outdoor spaces meant to work every month of the year, not just the easy ones.

A House Built Around the Idea of Coming Home

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA House Built Around the Idea of Coming HomeAfter the 2017 Northern California wildfires destroyed their weekend home and guest house on their Glen Ellen property, Amy Alper’s clients had one clear memory of what had gone wrong the first time: nobody ever knew where the entry door was.

A Piece of Coastal Architecture Built to Face the Bay

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Piece of Coastal Architecture Built to Face the BayIn Golden Beach, Florida, Wesley Kean read an oddly shaped lot as the real brief behind Parkway Residence, and let it override the more obvious sightline toward the neighbors.

A Cabin Rebuilt to Last

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Cabin Rebuilt to LastIn a canyon along the Big Sur coast, Studio Schicketanz replaced a failing historic structure with something that honors its heritage while being built for the long term.

A Compound Grown From the Land's Own Architecture

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Compound Grown From the Land's Own ArchitectureOn 75 acres of horse country in Columbia County, New York, Rangr Studio treated the land’s own topography, meadows, and sun position as a kind of architecture that already existed, long before any building did.

The Architecture Firm That Refuses to Pull Details From a Drawer

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierThe Architecture Firm That Refuses to Pull Details From a DrawerStuart Narofsky has been practicing architecture since 1978, and still starts every new project the same way: with a deep breath.

The Ranch House Gets a Lesson in Maine Architecture

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierThe Ranch House Gets a Lesson in Maine ArchitectureIn Biddeford, Maine, OPAL took the architecture of a classic American ranch house and asked what it would need to become to actually survive here.

What Happens When a Designer Earns Complete Creative Trust

Residential Architecture · Joanna SetonWhat Happens When a Designer Earns Complete Creative TrustA long-time client gave Light and Dwell Interiors an almost unheard-of brief: create a dream Mexican retreat, and surprise us.

An Architecture Practice Built on Controlled Chaos

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An Architecture Practice Built on Controlled Chaos

Aaron Neubert founded ANX in Los Angeles in 2006, committed to building an exploratory design practice.

Ruby Ridge House, Wanaka

Residential Architecture · ArchiPro Editorial TeamRuby Ridge House, Wanaka

A new-build entertainers’ dream in Wanaka

Residential Architecture · Cassie DohertyA new-build entertainers’ dream in WanakaDeceptively simple forms centre around outdoor living and those stunning views.

Head-to-toe cedar shingles for a delightful Wanaka family home

Residential Architecture · Cassie DohertyHead-to-toe cedar shingles for a delightful Wanaka family homeThree kids in a tiny house means impeccable spatial solutions that don’t compromise the picture-perfect good looks.

Behind the grape vines: Bendigo Terrace House captures the serenity of Central Otago

Residential Architecture · Courteney SearleBehind the grape vines: Bendigo Terrace House captures the serenity of Central OtagoSitting high above Lake Dunstan, behind a vineyard and amongst rugged schist hillside, Bendigo Terrace House bonds sincerely with the surrounding landscape through its materiality and minimalist design.

An elevating renovation embraces the scenic beauty of Wanaka

Residential Architecture · Katrina HobbsAn elevating renovation embraces the scenic beauty of WanakaClimbing onto the gabled roof of their newly purchased single-story home, builder Brad Christie knew that he and his wife Laura were onto something special. From the height above the roof, the stunning vista of Lake Wanaka and the majestic surrounding mountains lay unimpeded. Views that he knew with the right architect would be embraced and framed to bring his lofty vision to life.

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Residential Architecture · ArchiPro Editorial TeamCross House

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Residential Architecture · ArchiPro Editorial TeamSandspit

A relaxed urban bach in the city designed for a Kiwi filmmaker

Residential Architecture · Amber SucklingA relaxed urban bach in the city designed for a Kiwi filmmakerTasked to design an inner-city bach for an expat Kiwi filmmaker, Pac Studio sought to create a house with the essence of a beach-side dwelling, in the context of a central Auckland site.

The Firm That Left Its Founders’ Names Off the Door

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierThe Firm That Left Its Founders’ Names Off the DoorEric Barth and Ryan Burke founded A Parallel Architecture in 2008 without their names above the door, a choice that turned out to define how the studio works.

A House Built to Hold Two Contrasts at Once

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA House Built to Hold Two Contrasts at OnceOn a 49-acre butte outside Jackson, Wyoming, CLB Architects designed Skyview as a legacy home meant to outlast the family that commissioned it.

The Architect Who Doesn’t Want a Signature Style

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The Architect Who Doesn’t Want a Signature Style

Daniel Joseph Chenin founded his Las Vegas studio in 2014 believing residential architecture should run more like a hospitality project: one team, one point of view, start to finish.

A Mountain House Built on the Tension Between Rugged and Refined

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Mountain House Built on the Tension Between Rugged and RefinedOn Lake Coeur d’Alene in Harrison, Idaho, Daniel Joseph Chenin took over a house he didn’t design from scratch, and reshaped it anyway.

A Mountain House Built Small, on Purpose

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Mountain House Built Small, on PurposeAt the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, CLB Architects designed a house that succeeds by staying modest.

A House Designed to Frame One View at a Time

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA House Designed to Frame One View at a TimeOn a five-acre hilltop parcel in northwest LA County, ANX founder Aaron Neubert designed Arroyo Oak House around a single observation: every photo he took captured his clients oriented the same direction, eyes fixed on the mountain view.

How Daniel Joseph Chenin Designed a House That Grew Out of the Desert

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierHow Daniel Joseph Chenin Designed a House That Grew Out of the DesertIn the high desert outside Las Vegas, Daniel Joseph Chenin designed Fort 137 to read as though it grew out of the rock formations around it, rather than settling onto them.

A Lake House Built on Mathematical Order

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Lake House Built on Mathematical OrderOn a flat, treeless lot on Lake Austin, A Parallel Architecture implemented the client's love of mathematics as its organizing principle for an entire house.

An Architect Fluent in Place

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierAn Architect Fluent in PlaceFor Mary Ann Schicketanz of Studio Schicketanz, designing well in a place begins with truly seeing it.

A Hamptons House Built to Weather, Not Just Withstand

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA Hamptons House Built to Weather, Not Just WithstandOn a former farm plot in the Hamptons, Studio DB built a 13,000-square-foot home around a simple premise: let the materials get better with age, not worse.

Why California's coastline demands a different kind of architecture

Residential Architecture · Joanna SetonWhy California's coastline demands a different kind of architectureDesigning on California's coast means responding to far more than spectacular views. Every project must balance environmental protection, public scrutiny and the visual impact on the landscape.

A House Designed Around a New Way of Living

Residential Architecture · Brittany ChevalierA House Designed Around a New Way of LivingIn Carmel Valley, Studio Schicketanz helped a couple reimagine not just their home, but the new chapter of life that came with it.

The Australian homes asking more of architecture

Residential Architecture · Tara BirdThe Australian homes asking more of architectureThe future of the Australian home is no longer defined by scale, spectacle or surface alone. Increasingly, the most compelling residential architecture is being shaped by a more demanding set of expectations. Homes must be beautiful, but also healthier. Highly resolved, but more efficient to build. Personal, but more accountable in the way they use energy, materials and labour. They must respond to climate, site and family life while carrying enough durability to be lived in for decades.

Architecture with a sense of order

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Architecture with a sense of order

“We’re really not interested in trendy materials or forms,” says Jakeb Novak, Partner at Specht Novak. “Timeless” is the word the practice returns to, not as a vague aesthetic promise, but as a discipline. The aim is to design homes that can be revisited in 30 or 40 years without feeling fixed to a momentary fashion.

Light, water and the architecture of wellbeing

Residential Architecture · Tara BirdLight, water and the architecture of wellbeingWhat homeowners can learn from McClean Design’s approach to natural light. In a McClean Design home, light is not an afterthought. It is one of the first architectural materials. Before finishes are chosen and long before wellness amenities are layered into a brief, the practice is thinking about orientation, openings, courtyards, views, transparency, and the way sunlight will move through the house.

Livable modernism and the architecture of connection

Residential Architecture · Tara BirdLivable modernism and the architecture of connectionFor McClean Design, the central ambition is not simply to create beautiful modern houses. It is to create homes that fit seamlessly into the fabric of the everyday. That idea sits at the heart of what Chris Pozil describes as the practice’s approach to “livable modernism”. The architecture may be precise, glassy, expansive and highly resolved, but it is not intended to dominate the people who inhabit it. Instead, the home should become a natural background to daily rituals, family life, entertaining, rest, wellness, and connection to place.

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