Architect Asaf Gottesman aimed to use a the exacting details of concrete architecture to sharped the skills of his younger architects.
Built atop a sloping hillside in Colorado, this CCY Architects–designed house balances its rustic inspiration with steel, glass, and concrete.
Located 25 minutes outside Beirut, the chalet-like house by Raëd Abillama Architects features an underground pool and spa.
While he may be most famous for midcentury furniture, chairs were only one part of the famed designer’s multi-hyphenate career.
This proposal for University College Dublin, announced today as the winner of an international competition, takes cues from the famed natural landmark Giant’s Causeway.
Completed in 1984, the 37-story tower is considered a benchmark of Postmodernism as the first commercial skyscraper of that style.
The New Haven–based firm updated this Connecticut residence without wasting building materials or sacrificing the original architect’s design.
The house blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor with four courtyards, endless lake views, and materials inspired by the surrounding landscape.
