Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

The Halifax duo designed the timber-framed, steel-roofed house for a young family looking to relocate to the countryside.

In western Scotland, a Victorian house’s living areas and bedrooms are remodeled while a modest contemporary expansion enlarges the kitchen in the rear.

Embedded within and hovering above the rugged landscape of the Teton range, the name of this two-story mountain retreat is borrowed from a Brazilian fruit with an orange shell, echoing the weathering steel exterior.

This modern yet historically informed Hamptons residence was designed in the style of a traditional East Coast–cottage and inspired by the New England aesthetic of gabled roofs.

CS2 House connects a cylindrical volume with a sloped shed roof to create an eccentric prototype for low-cost living.

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.

A former cottage on Long Island’s East End is expanded and renovated to include a guest room, home office, sauna, and a new kitchen and dining area with better connections to the outdoors.

The 73-story skyscraper signifies a new frontier for vertical development in Europe, while maintaining a connection to the waterfront that defined its city’s history.

The careful restoration of the 1828 Snider House maintains its stately red-brick front and incorporates a graceful glass addition.

This shimmering tower owes its distinctive appearance to a unique multilayered facade that allows it to function entirely without air-conditioning.