A beachfront summerhouse expands the boundaries of perception.

An architect expands his narrow Brooklyn townhouse to accommodate his growing family.

An addition to a California home is inspired by the textures of its wooded site.

The clients—an empty-nester couple—wanted a two-bedroom, single-family residence.

Located on a historic farmstead in Wabaunsee County, Kansas, the Lockton Residence was designed for a family of five and their summer guests.

The three-story house in Mexico City’s Condesa neighborhood sits unannounced on the street, where it is accessed via a top-lit, ash-clad stairwell that connects all floors and terminates at a roof terrace.

The client, a family with two young boys, wanted a vacation house built on undeveloped land near Acadia National Park.

The clients—two attorneys—commissioned an addition to their residence for use as a satellite home office.

The architect designed a two-story house for himself and his family; an attached studio with a separate entrance serves as his workspace.

A two-bedroom house on a steep, wooded site provides a second dwelling for an aging family member.