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Architectural Record presents in-depth analyses of particular kinds of buildings, complete with photos, drawings, specifications, detailed descriptions, and design solutions.
The 2021 edition of Record Houses features six impressive residences, each of which respond to diverse contexts and reframe the typology’s otherwise conventional notions.
On Great Barrier Island, Herbst Architects reimagines the classic New Zealand beach shack with movable layers that can be deployed to let in the breeze or protect against harsh weather.
Bates Masi + Architects’ Long Island house astutely combines the modern and the traditional,
incorporating unexpected materials, from weathering steel to terra-cotta to thatch.
To achieve this, fire-resistive butt-glazed walls were used for the 1-hour light wells to allow abundant natural light to flow vertically and horizontally through the entrance/ticketing level down to the tracks below.