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West African Textiles Inspired This Los Angeles ADU’s Rhythmic Cladding
West African Textiles Inspired This Los Angeles ADU’s Rhythmic Cladding
Timber slats topping the two-level indoor/outdoor plan recall the weave of kente cloth.
By Grace Bernard
Budget Breakdown: In the Catskills, an Architect Experiments With Passive Design for $515K
Douglas Romines springs for triple-pane windows, wood fiber insulation, and solar power to build an efficient Hudson Valley home at a cost just slightly above traditional construction.
Peek Inside the $7M Gilded Age Mansion Arm & Hammer Built
Founder John Dwight spared no expense on the lavish 12,000-square-foot NYC residence, which has been painstakingly restored to its original glory.
A Crimson Curtain Makes This Madrid Flat Look Like a David Lynch Set
The fabric can be pulled across the apartment’s open-plan to create dramatically staged dining and living areas.
If You Can’t Commit to a Table, a Set of Hairpin Legs Will Set You Free
For well under $100, I DIYed my living room coffee table—and I can redo it anytime in a breeze.
2025 Pritzker Prize Winner Liu Jiakun Honored for His “Common Sense and Wisdom”
The Chinese architect was recognized by the jury for his ability to draw on every site’s unique heritage and challenges.
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Faced with the restraints of landmark regulations in the Austin neighborhood, architect Andrew Logan let the home’s character lead the way.
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Amenities abound in this investment property including a saltwater pool and private dune walk to the beach.
For $5.9M, Old and New Converge in One of Austin’s Most Historic Neighborhoods
Tudor architecture and modern luxury lie deep in the heart of this Texas home.

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