Min Design ‘s latest project, “Capturing Light,” is an example of how architecture can transform the constraints of an urban environment into an opportunity for creativity. This urban residence intricately navigates the challenges posed by dense neighboring structures and limited window exposures to craft spaces that are intimate, contemplative, and surprisingly bright. The design makes […] More
Placed in the Barton Hills neighborhood (Austin), just 4.5 miles from the Texas State Capitol, stands the “City View House,” a remarkable new residential project by Mark Odom Studio. Known as the Kasserine Pass Residence, this home is a perfect blend of site-specific design and innovative architecture that maximizes expansive views of Austin’s skyline and […] More
Henning Larsen’s latest architectural achievement, Visa’s Market Support Center, has officially completed construction, emerging as a new landmark in San Francisco’s Mission Rock neighborhood. The 13-story tower, part of Phase One of the Mission Rock development, draws inspiration from the iconic basalt formations of California’s Devils Postpile in Yosemite National Park, showcasing a design that […] More
Situated on a hilltop in West Lake Hills with views of downtown Austin, the Ridgecrest Residence, designed by the architectural firm Clayton Korte, showcases a thoughtful blend of modern design with mid-century roots. The recently renovated and expanded 5,574-square-foot home preserves the essence of the original 1970s structure while doubling its size to accommodate contemporary […] More
In the vibrant West 7th neighborhood of Saint Paul, Minnesota, a groundbreaking urban infill development named “The Little Mod” is setting new standards for residential architecture. Designed by Double Jack Design Workshop in collaboration with visualization studio NOMINN, this duplex project redefines urban density with its innovative approach and Nordic-inspired aesthetic. HOUSING Recently awarded the […] More
In a new book, “American Icons: The Architecture of the United States – Visions and Defiance,” editors gestalten and Sam Lubell present a homage to the architectural masterpieces that have shaped the American landscape over the past 150 years. Set for release in Europe on August 20 and internationally on October 15, this collection explores […] More
Casa Aspetto by Medium Plenty exemplifies architectural sophistication, embodying a combination of aesthetics and functionality. Crafted for a dynamic couple passionate about the arts and their two young children, this custom residence celebrates the enduring beauty of aged materials. The design concept revolves around the notion of “beautiful decay,” integrating warm, textured materials that add […] More
The latest collaboration between Arch&Type Architects and artisan chocolatier, Ben Johnson, has resulted in the transformation of a 780-square-foot space into a new workshop and retail space in Buffalo, New York. This ambitious project involved a diverse team of local craftsmen, designers, student interns, the firm owner’s family, University at Buffalo colleagues, and contractors. Inspired […] More
The Wasatch Range Retreat by CLB Architects seamlessly blends into the hillside topography. This 11,800 square-foot residence, designed with strict adherence to height limits, mimics the natural landscape, presenting an almost camouflage-like effect upon first glance. Built as a vacation retreat for an energetic family, it offers immersive access to the mountain lifestyle while balancing […] More
The Alden Mason House by Ueda Design Studio, located in Seattle, Washington, stands as an example of the timeless appeal of Northwest Mid-Century Modern design. Originally built in 1958 for the renowned Seattle artist Alden Mason by architect Charles A. Marsh Jr. and builder Tom Paulsen, this house embodies the serene beauty of its woodland […] More
In this interview architect Karen Frome of Rise Projects shares insights into the renovation of a 4,000-square-foot apartment designed for an active family. Frome collaborated with interior designer Bryant Keller to create a warm, inviting, and child-friendly modern aesthetic. The project balances private and public spaces, ensuring functionality and comfort for the family. INTERVIEWS The […] More
Seattle’s housing market has seen a surge in high-volume, low-quality market-rate housing due to skyrocketing construction costs. In 2018, the city’s construction expenses ranked among the highest globally, averaging $280 per square foot. This economic strain has led to the development of housing that lacks character, resulting in neighborhoods filled with hermetically sealed, faux-modern boxes […] More