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This Tribeca apartment, purchased largely in its original condition as an artist's studio, now serves as the primary residence for a young family.

Originally built in the 1980s, this waterfront home was transformed into a sustainable, multigenerational retreat.

On 8,000 acres in North Dakota, a minimalist ranch house is semi-embedded in the rolling hills.

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 Long Island 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.

The Brooklyn-based firm executed an extensive gut renovation and conversion of a multifamily building into a private residence.