FBI South Florida Headquarters Campus

FBI South Florida Headquarters Campus

Noted for high-performing, well-detailed, and timelessly elegant designs, Krueck + Sexton Architects have designed an inspirational and highly secure new workplace campus for the FBI in South Florida.

The Showhouse in Kansas City

Becherer House

The Showhouse was built to display the full range of design and fabrication capabilities offered by the Hufft Projects. It serves as a model unit for clients, testing ground for design prototypes and the Hufft family home.

Rosewood Beach in Highland Park, Illinois

Rosewood Beach in Highland Park, Illinois

Highland Park’s Rosewood Beach will be reborn this summer as an educational and recreational oasis after an extensive shoreline restoration project and beach infrastructure plan led by Chicago-based Woodhouse Tinucci Architects.

Bordertown Residence in California, Oakland home

Bordertown Residence Oakland, California

A corrugated metal rain screen wraps the project as camouflage and protection. Revealed from behind it, a redwood screen suggests at the residence inside. The interior is cut by a diagonal line that allows the yard to become a part of the interior when considered as a square.

The Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock

The Buddy Holly Hall in Lubbock

The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences is not a single-tenant, single-purpose facility. The stakeholders are diverse, including Ballet Lubbock, the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, the local school district, two universities, and a Broadway promoter.

Winflo Pool and Cabana in Austin, Texas

Winflo Pool and Cabana in Austin

The Winflo Pool & Cabana was completed in Austin, Texas in 2013. Commissioned for the private residence of a local restaurateur, the project entailed the total redesign of a roughly 48’x37′ backyard into an outdoor work, living, and entertainment space.

Pennovation Center, University of Pennsylvania

Pennovation Center, University of Pennsylvania

The Center is designed to bring together the University’s eminent researchers, scientists and students, along with the private sector, to foster creative exploration, entrepreneurship, new alliances, and generate economic development for the region.

Songbird Lane House in Virginia

Songbird Lane House in Virginia

Despite its pedestrian character and inadequate size, the house did have one thing going for it—it sat on the right place on its site, within a ring of mature trees.

Barton Hills Residence Texas, Austin Home

Barton Hills Residence in Texas

Nestled into the edge of a hilltop in South Austin, Barton Hills Residence, a new construction home sits on one of the highest points within the city limits, offering panoramic skyline and hill-country views.

South Island House in Florida

South Island House in Florida

An expression of Modernism in the tropics, this Residence was recently completed in a small beach neighborhood, one of the last single family enclaves along South Florida’s coast line. The residence was developed for a family of six on an infill island lot fronting the Intracoastal Waterway.

Hoopers Island Residence in Maryland

Hoopers Island Residence Maryland USA

This 2,200 square-foot residence is located on a Chesapeake Bay barrier island near the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, an estuarine marshland ecosystem, and an important stop along the Atlantic Flyway.

Iconic Tower in Sacramento Building

Iconic Tower in Sacramento

Pei Cobb Freed & Partners has unveiled its design for a glass-clad tower that will be the largest corporate headquarters in downtown Sacramento. A project of Vanir Development Company, the 26-story building is set to rise on a prime J Street site within walking distance of the new Sacramento sports arena.

Karuna House Portland, Oregon Residence

Karuna House in Portland, Oregon

Designed by Holst Architecture and built by Hammer & Hand, Karuna House is the first in the world to achieve the green building triple crown of Passive House, LEED, and Minergie certifications.

Garden House in Portland Oregon

Garden House in Portland

The architects took Portland’s increased density movement and used it as an opportunity to explore housing iconography, sculptural forms, dual-purpose elements, and explore how to massage small space regulations in order to maximize useable space. They call it Garden House.