Designed as a primary residence for the parents of firm principal Jennifer Lee, this nature-engulfed home in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., incorporates an existing stone cottage dating back to the early 20th century.
Focused on independence from both energy and accessibility standpoints, the London firm designs a home for a young artist and author paralyzed from the shoulders down.
A pair of twin dwellings clad in compressed-earth blocks, terra-cotta tiles, and wood form a family’s multigenerational vacation compound in a small Catalan village north of Barcelona.
A Montgomery County, Maryland, McMansion is revived with a new ‘face’ following a series of transformative interventions that leave the bones of the structure in place.
Designed to passive-house principles, an airy multi-story addition to a Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, rowhouse adds 30 percent more area to the building while requiring only 12 percent additional energy consumption.
Resilient and super-insulated, this four-bedroom seasonal retreat is clad in contrasting weathering steel and acetylated wood, echoing the geological character of the nearby Teton Range.
Primarily built from concrete, wood, and glass, this four-room residence with a star-shaped floor plan rethinks the typical approach to house planning in suburban Spain.
This Maui abode is the first built prototype of a system aiming to standardize technical components and costly finishes into a compact and easily shippable prefab module that can be quickly assembled.