Nestled in the woods of Maine, this sun-filled home honors timeless farmhouse style while achieving modern energy efficiency on a budget.
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Mixing Styles for Added Drama
Mixing roof styles can allow for a home to take on dramatically different looks from front to back.
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Trending: Remote Luxury
Taking luxe living to the most remote locations, we explore “shacks” that are bringing together the best nature has to offer – inside and out.
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A Playful Take on Coastal Design
Set on car-free, unplugged Bald Head Island, the 2017 Southern Living Idea House is anything but a traditional coastal vacation home.
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An Accessible Home Promotes a Lifetime of Wellbeing
Tucked in a Chicago suburb, the Courtyard Residence celebrates the outdoors while responding to the needs of each family member.
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Discovering Additional Potential
A family realizes the full potential of their outdoor space by building a modern addition that lets the view take top billing. Spending time in their serene and secluded back yard has always been an integral part of each day for this young family of four. But the majority of windows in the house faced…
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Letting Nature Lead Learning
Architect Henry Siegel of Siegel & Strain Architects designs a LEED Gold educational facility.
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Persistence of Vision
Ed Weinstein doesn’t let go of dreams easily. The award-winning architect steadfastly held his vision for a downtown Seattle horse stable known as Union Stables.
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Watch: Mystery Leaks And a 323-Window Replacement Job
Windows shouldn’t fail after just 10 years, but for one condo building in Chicago, a few small leaks hinted at widespread issues requiring a carefully engineered replacement solution.
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Compact But Never Cramped
At just 380 square feet, Marvin Architects Challenge winner “Compact Living” incorporates a lot of architectural ideas into a small space, yet somehow never manages to feel cramped or defined by its size alone.
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