2011 – The (new) Manifesto
*a work in progress* I’m stating the obvious I know, but this has been a really difficult few years for the practice of architecture. Thankfully, things have really stabilized and […]
DESIGN
anti architecture
This is probably too much of a reveal into my psyche right now, but lately I’m really drawn to solutions that approach a complete reduction of style. The siting of […]
Tobacco + Osaka = ?
This is just great. Wish I would have seen this when we were in Osaka. Now I want to go back. The full link here: http://www.dezeen.com/2010/08/19/a-small-tobacco-shop-by-avehideshi-architects-and-associates/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+dezeen+(Dezeenfeed) Japanese firm Avehideshi Architects and Associates […]
Save the Soleri
Here is a link to information on the Modern Phoenix Website – they are taking a proactive approach to this: http://www.modernphoenix.net/saveoursoleri.htm And here is the original blog entry from A/N: […]
Wild Roses
This picture is from one of my favorite clients, and it makes me so happy I had to post it. Their remodeled house in Virginia Beach has this amazing dune […]
Art studio – container style
This might be my favorite shipping container project so far. This really takes advantage of the properties of the container without being limited by them. The basement becomes a solution […]
Recycled Cork Flooring
I love this product. Cork flooring has always been a favorite of mine, but this reuse of wine bottle corks is particularly beautiful. Here is the link to the full […]
Residential Remodel – Phoenix, AZ
Here are some progress images of a project we are designing to the master suite of a cool house in Phoenix. The Owners have some great requests and want an […]
Energy Efficient PreFab: Huf House
From the Inhabitat blog, this is a great prefab system now being represented out of Cleveland, OH. I’m interested to see what the prices per square foot are, but the […]
Underground Earth House
This is just beautiful, and worth linking to. I love the gesture to incorporate the felled trees into the retaining wall, and wanting those spots to decay naturally. Korean architect […]