Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

Designed as the primary home for a growing family, this Toronto dwelling prioritizes adaptability and multigenerational use.

Breeze blocks on the exterior of this Bangkok home provide passive airflow and privacy, while also offering passersby glimpses of a bright-yellow courtyard interior.

The configuration of this lakeside dwelling in West Michigan directly responds to the shoreline views.

The design of this multi-level Mexico City residence centers on wood as both material and spatial device.

The design of this New York residence is organized around three guiding principles: environmental harmony, aging-in-place, and wellness-oriented gathering.

In a neighborhood where skinny houses on narrow lots are the norm, a three-story residence features a long vertical atrium that brings daylight from roof to ground and from front to back.

This year’s Kitchen & Bath Section profiles four cleverly transformed domestic spaces in locales ranging from Aspen and San Francisco to brownstone Brooklyn and the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Rogelio Bores, founder of HW Studio in Mexico, explores the Japanese concept of ‘kehai’—or subtle presence—at a modest dwelling in Michoacán.

The design of this dramatic family home, embedded into a gentle slope on the edge of a lake in southeast Brazil, is organized around a triangular form, which unfolds into a glulam roof.

Constructed with local materials, this Seattle dwelling reimagines the bungalow typology with a modern, regional lens.