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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.

The seven-unit building combines recycled century-old clinker bricks with raw earth blocks molded from excavated site soil.

The ambitious renovation replaces fiber reinforced concrete panels with recyclable aluminum and PV cladding, slashing energy use while providing affordable housing.

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

A sculptural facade in raw concrete gives new expression to a 1950s-era Functionalist building in trendy La Condesa.

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

A 10-building mixed-use enclave with high-end housing, retail, and office space now ensconces the former countercultural symbol.