Articles Tagged with ''modern residential architecture''

Designed to support aging in place, this flexible, single-level dwelling is defined by raw materials and circular motifs.

Scandinavian efficiency, California Modernism, and the traditional Hawaiian lanai merge at a beachside abode near Honolulu.

These dwellings find common ground through architecture reflective of clients’ unique requisites and desires.

Two charred-wood houses on a single site embrace both privacy and family bonds.

This architect’s stark, unadorned housing complex in Southern Europe stood half-built for 30 years until it was finally completed.

The seasoned residential firm organizes senior, affordable, and refugee housing around a soaring atrium with elevated walkways and timber-framed ‘patios.’

From the Italian Alps to the heart of Brooklyn, these projects look to yesterday’s architectural traditions while embracing the latest technologies.

With a lattice-framed exterior and starburst-shaped courtyard, the 'Welcoming Citadel' references both Italian and Austrian building traditions.

A house in the Amazon rainforest employs design strategies that maintain strong visual connections to the outdoors while accommodating a client with an extreme sensitivity to light.

Home to a family with a son using a wheelchair, this octagonal dwelling provides an efficient layout and seamless flow between spaces and ensures that all essential functions are accessible on a single level.