The Habitat 15 project is a four-story, 15-unit infill housing project at the foot of the Hollywood Hills—half a block west of La Brea, and north of Fountain Avenue. 

Located in the South Loop neighborhood of Downtown Chicago, 235 Van Buren is a 950,000-square-foot residential tower containing studios and one- and two-bedroom condominiums targeted for people buying their first home.

Built like its neighbors, over a century ago and part of a continuous network of buildings in a historical district, this 3,250-square-foot former commercial building has been completely renovated into a three-story town house that retained its traditional limestone facade—a requirement due to the historical status of the building.

This house for a bachelor began as a 2,200-square-foot, one-story workshop that occupied its entire 22-foot-by-100-foot site.

On a sloping lot, with views to the west, the architects were asked to design a house for a family in an urban setting that would express the client and designers’ shared love of simple materials and clean detailing, and the desire for well juxtaposed spaces.

Four decades after their project was featured in the 1969 Record Houses issue of Architectural Record, the owners sold the house to a young couple.

The Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse consists of an addition to and a renovation of a TriBeCa loft.

An existing three-story 1920s mercantile building located in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood is extensively renovated into a house that incorporates dramatic new design gestures while maintaining a respect for the original building.

Courtney and Andrew Bash and their two sons, Oscar (age 3) and Auggie (age 2) were looking for a new home with more space then what they had.