Houses By Design

Revolutionary Remodel
Architect Robert Gurney reshapes history at 308 Mulberry Street.
Restoring the Abiah Taylor House
It took careful archaeological detective work to reproduce original details for this historic home in Pennsylvania's Brandywine Valley.
New Old Camp in the Adirondacks
A dated lake cottage inspires a hardworking house rich in sentimental charm.
“The Hive” Guest House by Studio 512
A creative solution for maximizing living space while complying with site constraints, The Hive’s dynamic shape is intimate yet lofty.
Ceiling Design
Architect James Tuer taps into the potential of ceiling planes.
A Kitchen at the Heart of Family Living
Lots of natural light, expansive views, and cozy sitting areas were at the core of Samsel Architects' plan to design a kitchen focused on togetherness.
An Elegant New Kitchen in a Narrow Old Space
Designers Hendricks Churchill and builder Seth Churchill skillfully expanded an existing ell addition to make room for new cabinets, a kitchen island, and a casual dining space.
The Case for Straw-Bale Houses
A sustainable building material wins favor on multiple fronts.
Beams on a Budget Open Up a Corner Kitchen
Mitered pine boards give the look of solid timbers in this creatively detailed kitchen.
A Modern House in a Historic District
Demetriades + Walker create a home for today in an 18th-century neighborhood.

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