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Pulitzer Arts Foundation to open new Galleries with Solo Exhibitions of Work by Alexander Calder, Fred Sandback, and Richard Tuttle: Inaugural Exhibitions, Programming, and Publication Represent New Institutional Approach to Extend Audience Engagement And Experience of Tadao Ando-Designed Building.
Balanced shade, dappled sunlight, and tree canopy views are the basis of the 518 Sacramento Drive house design. The entry is on center with the lot’s primary Live Oak tree, and each interior space has a unique relationship to this central element.
Clients’ of The Ranch Mine, a national award-winning Phoenix design firm comprised of Cavin and Claire Costello, testify that the renovation of their house was an effort in self-discovery evident only after the completion of the project.
Sunken Tennis Pavilion West Lake Hills, Austin sports club building design by Baldridge Architects in Texas, USA
Design: Balance Associates, architects. This is a 1650 square foot, two story dwelling, set into the hillside with concrete retaining walls that guide the form of the cabin. Its east-west longitudinal axis and generous overhangs take advantage of solar orientation while maintaining panoramic views.
Inspired by early Modernist and Bauhaus era architecture, this one room deep house is organized along an L-shaped window wall which offers each space a connection to a central courtyard and a balance of natural light from multiple sides.
Link is an infill house in the Historic Pierson Place neighborhood in Phoenix, Arizona. The house is named “Link” as it was the last vacant parcel in the neighborhood, or as we saw it, the missing link.
A house for two people and 18 bicycles. This new 2,400 square foot residence is located at the intersection of two major bike routes in the Mount Baker neighborhood of Seattle.
The owners of Garay Residence had lived in an older home on a magnificent, private hillside lot in Tiburon, California for many years, at their spectacular site, perched above San Francisco Bay
The first requirement that the owners, a young couple with three children, expressed was that their new home should have a casual, barefoot feel, like a vacation destination, with strong indoor-outdoor connections.
This new family estate is located on a beautiful flag lot in Atherton, California. Surrounded by mature oak, pine, cedar, walnut and birch trees, and bordered by 20’ tall hedges along portions of the property lines, the setting provides total privacy from the neighboring houses.
Design: Selldorf Architects, New York – The Clark Art Institute in Williamstown opened its expanded and reconceived 140-acre campus on July 4, 2014. The multi-phase project, nearly fifteen years in the making, reconceptualizes the visitor experience of the Clark.
The idea for the Tea Houses originated years ago, when the owner and his young daughter explored the remote hills surrounding their Silicon Valley home, discovering an idyllic setting below a ridge, under a grove of large California Live Oak trees.
Major addition, renovation. Contemporary two-story bar joined to existing three-story Colonial; on 1st floor new kitchen, dining and living space; master bedroom and individual offices for couple on 2nd; renovation of spaces adjoining addition to match open, contemporary feel.
The site for this small Sea Ranch house is edged with mature evergreen trees and opens to a meadow with views out to the Pacific Ocean. The clients wanted an understated, flowing house that captured their love of Japanese simplicity.
Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park is phase one of a larger master plan that encompasses the transformation of 29 acres of post-industrial waterfront on the East River in Long Island City and includes the largest affordable housing building project in New York City since the 1970’s.
The original split-level home configuration was maintained to limit scope of work while rebuilding the central exposed stairway to the new upper floor with access to a roof top deck with views of downtown Seattle and Mount Rainier.