Articles Tagged with ''California''

Featuring indoor and outdoor spaces that flow into each other and clad in charred timber, Translators’ House was designed for husband-wife scholars of Japanese and their children.

Featuring ample communal outdoor space, the 67-unit Northview Pointe is scaled to a low-density residential neighborhood.

Located in Redwood City, 500 County Center is the first mass-timber civic building in the U.S. to achieve net zero energy.

Stewarded by the new Charles & Ray Eames Foundation, the Eames House recently reopened in Pacific Palisades while the Bay Area-based Eames Institute reveals plans for a museum designed by Herzog & de Meuron.

A cramped L.A. bungalow is transformed into an airy three-bedroom primary residence featuring wood framing, concrete finishes, and generous expanses of glass.

The first phase of a burgeoning waterfront park prioritizes the needs of the Bayview-Hunters Point community.

Best known for designing the Monterey Bay Aquarium and academic buildings across California, the San Francisco–based architect died earlier this summer at the age of 90.

Linked to a neighboring water treatment facility via footbridge, the hybrid mass-timber building has sustainability deeply embedded in its design.

In Los Angeles, Mira Henry and Matthew Au of Current Interests leverage their creative backgrounds to craft spaces well suited for artists.

An Eichler house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright protégé Aaron Green undergoes a sensitive renovation and addition, including a new carport, sunken family room, and bedroom suite.