In the picturesque landscape of Danville, California, the Diablo House stands as a testament to modern architectural brilliance. Designed by Terry & Terry Architecture in 2022, this house extension boasts a perfect blend of innovation and nature.
Set against the mesmerizing backdrop of Mount Diablo, its rooms flow seamlessly into expansive decks, offering breathtaking views and sustainable living.
In the tranquil embrace of the Western Catskill Mountains, the Fremont House stands as a testament to sustainable living and architectural elegance. Close to the renowned town of Roscoe, New York, this 100% solar-powered residence marries Marc Thorpe‘s contemporary design aesthetics with a seamless blend of self-reliance and ecological responsibility.
Offering a well-thought-out 1000 sqft layout (approximately 92.9 sqm) that includes essential living spaces across two stories, this home not only reflects our harmonious coexistence with nature but also sets a benchmark for future residential projects.
In Pasadena, California, renowned for its picturesque mountain vistas, the contemporary LR2 House by Montalba Architects stands as a testament to modern architectural genius.
Ensconced in a 4,200-square-foot (3,890 square yards) domain, it gracefully marries openness with privacy, offering panoramic views from its hillside vantage. Embracing a matchbox concept and characterized by interconnected indoor/outdoor spaces, the design celebrates both natural beauty and sophisticated living.
Overlooking the iconic Central Park in the heart of New York’s Upper West Side, Studio ST Architects brings new life to a pre-war penthouse with a masterful blend of vintage elegance and modern flair. This captivating Central Park West Penthouse not only boasts wrap-around vistas of the verdant expanse but also features an ingenious blend of high-end and cost-effective design elements.
Designed in 2023, the interior showcases a tasteful combination of luxury materials, elevated ceilings, and preserved architectural details that celebrate the apartment’s storied past, all the while catering to a multi-generational Malaysian family’s contemporary needs.
The JVA Townhouse in Soho, New York, is a testament to luxurious transformation. Joseph Vance Architects masterfully turned a historic studio into an opulent private home. The design effortlessly marries past and present. With its underground spa, two-story living space, and rooftop amenities, urban elegance reaches new heights.
On the scenic Lopez Island in Washington, the Lopez Lookout island home stands as a testament to Heliotrope Architects‘ ability to adapt and innovate.
Overcoming unique geographical and environmental challenges, the design brilliantly confines itself within the boundaries of an older cabin’s footprint. While it exudes the charm of a traditional island structure, the design marvelously blurs the boundaries between the indoors and the surrounding natural beauty. Crafted to be nearly invisible from the public shoreline, this home captures the essence of intimate living amidst nature.
Situated amid the expansive plains north of Jackson, Wyoming, the Logan Pavilion reflects the architectural genius of Eric Logan from CLB Architects.
From its initial build in 1997 to its latest remodel in 2020, this house blends the practicality of vernacular hay sheds with minimalist elegance. Notably, the structure maximizes natural light and ventilation while offering breathtaking views of the Teton Mountains. Furthermore, Eric Logan’s unique design decisions and the use of durable materials ensure the house not only harmonizes with the Western landscape but also evolves gracefully with time.
In Seattle’s evolving Othello Gardens neighborhood, Wittman Estes brings to life a civic-minded multi-family housing project that effortlessly weaves density with urban charm.
A far cry from mundane townhomes, Othello Gardens marries innovation with heritage, honoring Seattle’s Rainier Valley roots while offering residents access to verdant spaces reminiscent of the area’s historic gardens. Designed to enhance walkability and community interaction, these townhomes nod to the legacy of the land, while showcasing sustainable practices crucial for urban living in America’s iconic Pacific Northwest.
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