A celebration of the best in world-class architecture and architects. From the most architectural homes, architectural landmarks and architectural design to case studies from all around world to profiles about and with the incredible people that build and design them.
In the heart of Los Angeles’s Hancock Park, this 4,500-square-foot Dan Brunn home, which bridges 65 feet of natural stream, was designed and built with innovative and sustainable techniques.
Known as “Rana Creek Ranch,” the enormous property includes a 2,900-foot landing strip and helipad, large office building/conference center, private lake, a riding arena, two barns, and miles of equestrian and hiking trails.
The Woolworth Tower Residences gives rise to one of the more enticing real estate opportunities that one might imagine. That is, to own a piece of history while living like royalty in the luxury-condo equivalent of a “Castle in the Sky.” Is there a better, more spectacular prospect?
Located in Manhattan, New York City, both the exterior façade and the circa-1920 mosaic floor of Tsukimi were preserved, evoking a feeling of timelessness. Studio Tack meticulously chose andperfected every element of the space.
One look at the beautiful panorama from this penthouse is enough to understand why the owners—a young family from California—fell in love with the space.
Posted high above the beach, with private access to sand and shore, the home at 27560 Pacific Coast Highway sits atop the world on an uncommonly large lot for its locale. Chris Cortazzo of Compass represents this unbelievable oceanfront estate with direct beach access. Private beach party anyone?
One would be hard-pressed to uncover a ritzy five-star resort filled with as many out-of-this-world amenities as can be found in this newly constructed trophy estate in highly sought-after East Gate Bel-Air.
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.
Bordering
Saguaro National
Park in Tucson,
Arizona,
thoughtfully
designed Posada
is a charming
five-suite inn
with spaces
immersed in
nature.
It offers all of the requisite credentials for which the area’s coveted estates are known—including jaw-dropping city, mountain and ocean vistas
The Fairmont Century Plaza & Hotel is remaking the past and looking forward to a bright future.
Playing With Musical References In The Dream Nashville, Epitomizing The Essence Of Los Angeles And Reflecting New York City’s Golden Age—These Three Boutique Hotels Stand The Test Of Time.
