Landscape Architecture
Reconnecting with the Outdoors: The Horseshoe Bay Project by Eden Garden Design
The Horseshoe Bay project sought to facilitate a natural, relaxed environment that would combine the outdoors with the indoors of this ranch-style home in Texas Hill Country.
A Low Landscape Design Parallels the Mount Merino Modern Retreat
Sitting by the peak of Mt. Merina near Hudson, NY, this contemporary home design serves as a weekend retreat for a young family living in the bustling city of New York.
Landscape Architect Scott Shrader Shares the Malibu Tin House Project
Landscape Design shapes our everyday life. Case in point: The Tin House Project.
Modernist Homes
Walk-Street
Located two blocks from the Pacific Ocean in Hermosa Beach, this single-family residence is in one of the safest and most sought after cities in Los Angeles.
Sitting on the Edge of Nature: The Courtyard House by Noah Architects
With the disintegration of the traditional nuclear family as the dominant spatial fix in the Twentieth Century, a new typology for family life is needed for the city post-sprawl.
Nestled Within Nature, The Wuehrer House Celebrates its Surroundings
Located in Amagansett, New York, on an expansive and secluded site, the Wuehrer house is surrounded by nature preserves.
Simplicity and Harmony Inside and Out: Ras_a.Studio’s Courtyard House
Set in a residential neighborhood of Manhattan Beach, the property is a corner lot that is located across the street from a school, a church, and a park.
Mid-Century Houses
Original 1950 Midcentury Remodel Soaks in Natural Light
The original house was built in 1950 and was 750 square feet on a typical infill lot in an East Austin neighborhood.
Modernist Midcentury Brought Back to Life: The Wave House
Located in Palm Desert, California, this midcentury gem was designed and completed in 1955 by modernist architect Walter S. White for artist Miles C Bates.
A Midcentury Modern Sanctuary: The Twin Gable House by A. Quincy Jones & Frederick Emmons
Located in Sunnyvale, CA, a quiet residential community in Silicon Valley, the Twin Gable House is a thoroughly renovated Eichler Home originally designed by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons in1962.
A.D. Stenger’s 1956 Midcentury Features Contemporary Open Concept Living
This 1956 midcentury home was originally designed and built by noted Austin architect Arthur Dallas Stenger.
Frank Lloyd Wright Houses
A Frank Lloyd Wright Style Mid-Century Ranch on Sale in North Freedom, WI
The Freedom Ridge Estate certainly lives up to its name. Resting atop a ridge with stunning views over rich meadow pastures, this gorgeous Frank Lloyd Wright style Prairie Ranch lies perfectly immersed within its surrounding nature.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Homes: The Pappas House
This Usonian home is one of the only two constructions by Frank Lloyd Wright in all of St. Louis. The 2,310 square foot home set in Town and Country, Missouri, has only ever been inhabited by the Pappas family.
A Rustic Frank Lloyd Wright Fits Like A Glove In Its Landscape
Frank Lloyd Wright rustic midcentury modern home, fits like a glove in its surrounding landscape
Eichler Houses
A Midcentury Modern Sanctuary: The Twin Gable House by A. Quincy Jones & Frederick Emmons
Located in Sunnyvale, CA, a quiet residential community in Silicon Valley, the Twin Gable House is a thoroughly renovated Eichler Home originally designed by A. Quincy Jones and Frederick Emmons in1962.
Gorgeous double A-frame Eichler Model in Silicon Valley
Joseph Eichler’s iconic homes featuring low-sloping A-framed roofs, clean lines and light-filled spaces have become highly sought after homes.
The Eichler Home Designed by A. Quincy Jones
San Francisco based Creative Designer Aaron Pou and his wife were already Eichler fans when they stumbled upon a charismatic A. Quincy Jones design online.
Bigger Family Bigger Eichler
This Eichler home renovation in South Bay, California, brings back the light and space which previous renovations have took away.
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