Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

A sustainable home in a sweltering Texas suburb sets a cool example for energy savings.

A disappearing pavilion reflects its wooded setting, a counterpoint to the residence's masonry sleeping quarters.

The Latvian-American modernist architect died Tuesday at the age of 92.

When selecting each year's group of Record Houses, we value the experimental, the imaginative, and the unexpected, along with a strong sense of craft, exploration of materials, and skillful manipulation of spaces.

RECORD dispatched writers who went from Santiago to Seattle to report on the projects included in this month’s issue, our annual collection of Record Houses.

A New York residential tower presents a new take on the city’s classic skyscrapers.

A family complex in Vancouver shields itself from a busy street while opening up to interior courtyards.

A vibrantly colored house in suburban Milwaukee projects shades of summer all year long.

A Bay Area firm creates a customized mountain retreat for outdoorsy clients.

When architects—or politicians, for that matter—speak of walls, they usually see them as boundaries dividing one place from another.