Architecture and Design - Page 34 of 148

Designer John Kelsey explains his firm’s approach to renovating this dated and awkward kitchen.

This project by Aline Architecture embodies the spirit of the Arts and Crafts movement, which emphasized artistry and functionality.

In California many design decisions come back to opening up your home to the outdoors. This can vastly expand ones usable square footage without adding any building expense, which comes…

Architect Janet Harrison views incorporating regional forms and materials as the first step toward green building.

This image was shot for the cover of Lou Ureneck's engaging book, Cabin, published by Viking. It's the story of how Ureneck and his brother built a post and beam cottage…

Four years after its completion, the internationally recognized Taft House remains a leading-edge example of building science success.

Lanefab Design/Build’s client downsized from an adjacent 1920s main house into this 750-sq.-ft. single-bedroom abode with detached garage. Both the house and the garage were designed around a large magnolia…

Although deceptively simple in design this well thought out bedroom is gracious and soothing. The materials used and sparse furnishings add up to a quiet and serene space.   Radical…

The design-build team persevered to give this four-bedroom home in Austin, Texas, the stature it deserved while meeting tough zoning regulations.

Finding creative design solutions to strict waterfront building requirements for a new home near the Rhode Island coast.