Architecture and Design - Page 59 of 148

Why Don’t We Build Better Houses?
Although we know how to build healthy, comfortable, durable homes, mostly we don’t...but not because it’s too expensive.
Editor’s Choice 2017: A Study in Design/Build
This new home for a Navajo family blends traditional values with modern details and materials.
Best New Home 2017: For the Sake of Simplicity
A skillful execution of building-science principles and the quest for a simple, long-lasting home allow a unique detail to shine: the framing.
Drawing Is Easy, Building Is Hard
A real-world relationship with building materials and processes makes architects better at their jobs.
Front Porch Swing
For lemonade or for visiting, nothing beats a swing.
Old Yet New …
This new home uses Shaker themes to make a moderist statement.
Built-In Banquettes for a Kitchen or Dining Room
A banquette is a great way to efficiently accommodate a table and seating in a space that would otherwise be too cramped for a more conventional dining table and chairs.
The House That Parson Fisher Built
This 1814 house was built by a remarkable man of many talents — artist, inventor, scientist, builder, and minister.
An Architect’s View
An interview with an architect reveals how to design with windows and doors in mind
Outside In
This Adirondack weekend home is decorated to bring the great outdoors into the home.

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