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Profiles
For Omar Gandhi, the Practice Is the Project
The Canadian architect treats happiness as a serious design objective—and has built a practice across three cities to chase it.
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Waechter Architecture Builds a House in the Dunes
The single-story, cedar-shingled cabin was designed to be a contextually sensitive refuge along Oregon’s coast.
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For Lovers Unite, Architecture is About Lived Experience
The firm is known in Los Angeles for its creative restaurant designs and home rebuilds after the city's 2025 fires.
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Viewpoints
The Productive Tension of Prefabrication
Casa Guadalupe by HANGHAR pairs the logic of industrial building with a softer domestic language, revealing how prefab architecture, and design practices, can negotiate both rigor and warmth.
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Viewpoints
Sustainability Is the New Luxury
Conscious choices can lead to peace of mind, and there is so much beauty to be found in regenerative materials.
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Projects
Architecture for London Creates Passive Homes Without Compromising Aesthetics
The London practice has a simple and straightforward mission: to create healthy, energy-efficient, and good-looking buildings.
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Only If Architecture Designs a New Look for Brooklyn Infill
The Bedford Stuyvesant home makes the most of its narrow floor plate with clever, contemporary solutions.
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Projects
The Dime Is a New Landmark for Williamsburg’s Live/Work/Play Set
Inspired by the century-old bank nearby, local office Fogarty Finger stacked commercial, residential, and amenity zones in the Brooklyn neighborhood.
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Projects
These Residential Towers in London Are Wrapped in Sky-High Gardens
Designed by Glenn Howells Architects, Wardian London gives high-rise city dwellers a dose of nature in the form of glassed-in gardens that run throughout.
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The Renovation of This Century-Old Cottage Is Inspired By M.C. Escher
Designed by Melbourne-based firm, Inbetween Architecture, the new addition to the home incorporates various levels reminiscent of the Dutch artist's stair motifs.
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Jean Verville’s Montreal Triplex Promotes Compact and Communal Living
Once home to a former auto garage, the four-story building now consists of three apartments, a ceramic studio, and multiple gardens.
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Projects
A Pair of Houses in Italy Feature a Collage of Granite and Concrete
Architecture firm Elastico Farm designs two houses in Northwest Italy to showcase materiality and the owners' individual styles.
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Faulkner Architects Designs a Home to Withstand Fire and Snow
The San Francisco–based firm's latest project blends seamlessly into its thickly forested lot, subject to both forest fires and heavy snow.
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A Vibrant San Francisco Villa Welcomes French Creatives
Located below the French consulate, the Studio Mortazavi–designed villa will host local and international artists.
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John Wardle Renovates His Home to Reflect His Creative Process
Located in Melbourne, the architect's residence is filled unique art displays, custom joinery, and clever storage.
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Fala Atelier’s Latest House Is Not a House
The Portuguese architecture practice has transformed an old clothing factory into an experimental, flexible apartment. Except, according to the firm: "It's not a house."
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Projects
This Multi-level Victorian Home is an Architect’s Playground
Alexander & CO’s Jeremy Bull explores materiality, built-in furniture, and the element of surprise in his family’s new coastal Sydney abode.
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Recessed Apertures and Atypical Heft Distinguish a Mexico City Apartment House
Designed by Young & Ayata with Michan Architecture, the cast concrete building is the product of reduction.
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Inside an Airy Texas Home Addition That is Just as Sculptural as the Artwork Inside
A.GRUPPO Architects delivered the ultimate workshop and gallery space for two retired Texas State professors.
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A Steel Exoskeleton Distinguishes a Suburban London House in a Sea of Tudor Revivals
London architects Surman Weston employs a mash-up style and unexpected materials for a cheeky take on a vernacular building type.