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Camp O by Maria Milans Studio in the Catskills

Jenn Thornton December 10, 2020

A few hours from her New York City practice, Maria Milans Studios creates Camp O an architect’s refuge is a blueprint for the radical house-studio hybrid.

Richard Neutra’s Kaufmann House in Palm Springs

Constance Dunn December 10, 2020

Architect Richard Neutra was known for his laser-like focus on the wants of his clients, and faithfully integrating them into his designs. Kaufmann House in Palm Springs was no different.

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Richard Neutra’s Lovell Health House Designed for Life

Constance Dunn December 9, 2020

Stuart Silk Mid-Century Modern with a Twist

Karine Monié October 28, 2020

It is the second project designed by Stuart Silk Architects for this couple with young children, who, for their home in Rancho Mirage (located 10 miles southeast of Palm Springs) dreamt of having open and light-filled spaces that maximized desert and mountain views.

Architect Eric J. Smith Works with Thoreau-inspired Poet—Designs Modern “Cabin in the Woods”

Jenn Thornton June 10, 2020

Having worked prolifically with more traditional typologies, from Cape Dutch to Georgian to French, Writer’s Studio—600 square feet of exquisite, undiluted design in forested Connecticut—marks a return to striking modern form for New York City architect Eric J. Smith.

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$60M Beach House for Sale in Malibu with Infinity Pool Overlooking Ocean

Wendy Bowman March 27, 2020

When Color Comes Into Play

Jenn Thornton March 5, 2020

In this mostly minimalist moment, the audaciously pigmented space is a bold proposition, indeed. Here, some of the architecture and design studios creating built environments that color outside the lines.

Architect Tadao Ando on the Poetics of the Primitive with New Book “Endeavors”

Jenn Thornton December 12, 2019

Coherence, as a word, does not elicit an animated response, nor should it particularly. It is a fixed and broad-shouldered term, reliant as a new day. Used in an architectural context, like when describing the work of Pritzker Architecture Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando