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.
The Mid-century Modern design, known for clean lines and organic curves, maintains its allure in contemporary spaces. From architecture to interiors, this style embraces open layouts, sleekness, and functionality creating a lasting impact worldwide.
The astounding historic home, Hacienda De La Paz, in Rolling Hills, has been described as “a world unto its own.” Indeed, just a moment here and one is transported to another place, another era in time, a peaceful place. Now comes a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own this celebrated domain.
For the past few years, renovating old warehouses, barns and industrial buildings into residential spaces has become evermore fashionable, especially in big cities such as New York City and Los Angeles. Designed by Andrew Franz Architect, this loft in Tribeca, New York City, is spread over 3,000 square feet.
Discover how the Danish concept of hygge can transform your home into a cozy sanctuary. From embracing simplicity and quality time to incorporating neutral colors and soft textures, decorative ideas that promote well-being and comfort, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere where everyone feels at ease.
Rarely is there an opportunity like this: For the first time in 70 years, the home and oversized corner lot at 2302 The Strand in Hermosa Beach is on the market. Well-known to the community, this gem has served as the beach home for the Wright family since the 1950s.
Merritt’s painstakingly detailed product has earned the devotion of some of the world’s leading interior designers and architects. The company has worked on a wide range of projects, including a modern beach house in Malibu designed by Richard Meier and Christian Liaigre; a Manhattan penthouse designed by Robert A.M. Stern and Nathalie Droulers; and a massive traditional residence in East Hampton designed by Hart Howerton and Bunny Williams. Although wood is a more orthodox material, it is not outmoded, and thus suitable for any interior style. Wood has sensibilities of strength, but is poetic in a most contemporary sense. “People have worked with wood, crafted things of necessity as well as luxury, since the beginning of civilization,” says Michael.
Los Angeles developers are turning to small-lot homes due to limited land availability. These luxury residences offer a modern take on single-family living, with no shared walls and clever design maximizing space. COVO, a recent development in Silver Lake, sold out its ten small-lot homes starting at $1,059,000, indicating the growing popularity of this trend.
When the owners of The City Market of Los Angeles were looking to do something new with the 10 acres of land that served as a wholesale produce market from 1909 through 2009, they invited developers Mark Levy and Kevin Napoli of LENA Group to examine their master plan for a new mixed-use development.
