Modern Homes

This house was a challenging proposition given that the site was previously subdivided and is only 7m wide yet over 45m long.

An underutilized site in a horse property neighborhood is transformed into a secluded native habitat and respite from city life.

After just one year of occupancy the home exceeded the client’s net-zero goals and produced more electricity than it used in the year.

This home was designed to offer privacy and to capture the incredible surrounding sunrise, sunset, mountain, and ocean views.

With its exposed brick and gorgeous interior, this house at Aalloa allows its residents to live the mid-century dream.

The Axiom Desert House pays homage to the Palm Springs legacy of mid-century architecture, whilst at the same time bringing modern touches and energy efficiency via a prefabricated structure.

Inspired by Joseph Eichler’s homes of Northern California, the Pemberton Residence sits in stark contrast to the new houses and huge additions that have overtaken this neighborhood in the centre of Austin, Texas.

This project is an additional chapter to the architect exploration into the ‘Garden Studio’ typology.

This iconic 1962 design is the original craftsmanship of notable local architect Hideo A. Matsunaga.

Westport Pool House is, as its name implies, the additional Pool House to an existing property in Westport, CT.

Propped up on a rocky hillside surrounded by greenery, the Poppy House remained untouched since its original fabrication in 1967.

The Ballarat House was designed as a comfortable modern home for a family of four through winters and summers.

This house is meant to minimally interfere with the landscape while drawing attention to its beauty.

Located in Point Lookout in Queensland, Australia, this modern beach home is a brainchild of Paul Butterworth Architects.

Set in the stunning setting in the hills of Byron Bay this house has extraordinary views of both the sea and the sky.

The renovation of this home preserved elements of the midcentury era that characterizes the original design.

A bungalow with a flat roof, the house is distinctly modernist. The materiality is kept minimalist with only black aluminum, earthy wood palettes and white paint.

The Baboolal residence is a modern net zero house for a multicultural family of four.

Situated in Melbourne, Australia, this modern renovation is an exploration of site and light.

This newly built Florida House could fool even the more midcentury savvy into thinking it was built in the post-war American design movement.

This delightful modern home invites in light, fresh air as well as views to multiple green courtyards.