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Outside each guestroom, an identifying number glows through a paper-thin sheet of bamboo veneer.

"Three elongated blackened timber pavilions form a U shape, encompassing the external courtyard and identifying strongly with the site narrative and notions of a working yard or arena," the architects explain.

The dramatic geometry of the church’s spire and form instantly identify it as a Saarinen work.

The firm’s goal was not to erase the existing home, but to "strengthen the initial intent of the architecture," says StudioFour director Sarah Henry. "The existing external brick language was identified as a strength to the original design. We wanted to build on this strength and let the architectural language bleed inside to inform the interiors." The external brickwork has been rendered with a tinted sand render, color-matched to Porter’s Paints ‘River Stone.’

The completed gallery wall includes portraits mixed with abstracts. "If I had to identify a theme for my collection, it's LGBTQ+ art," Marc says. Such pieces include works picturing queer subjects and by queer artists.

"On most days, from almost all vantage points, the boathouse reflects the forest or lake and is challenging to identify until you are immediately in front of it," says the firm. Pressure-treated SPF timber lines the outdoor deck.

Maziarski's advice for renovating your master bath? “While your sanctuary doesn’t need to mimic a Greek villa, take a moment to look at your space and identify a few things that can make it your own retreat,” he says.

“They also identified that they enjoy eating outside, so the relationship to the garden was really important. To enhance this, we incorporated a kitchen window that opens to become a servery and large glazed doors that allows the dining to flow out onto the deck,” said the firm.

The architects and engineers enlisted the help of a tree doctor to identify a design that wouldn’t compromise the health of each tree. As a solution, the steel ring surrounding the trunks includes enough space for each tree to naturally grow in diameter for at least 25 years.

One of the first buildings on the Vitra grounds, this industrial structure's architect was flippantly identified by our guide as "Mr. Meyer Meuller." I later learned that this is German for Joe Schmoe.

The Pine Plains, New York, home of Elise and Arnold Goodman boasts 48 windows, the largest of which measures 8'6'' by 7'6''. As architect Preston Scott Cohen explains, the "free facade makes it impossible to identify how many levels there are, or even to tell the difference between a door and a window." Photo by: Raimund Koch

Fittingly, there are numerous whimsical elements inside Lake Cottage, a reinterpreted tree house in Ontario. There is the wood-burning fireplace with the house-shaped surround, for example, the scalloped shingles, and the staircase made from a huge maple log scraped of its bark that leads to the loft. "This abstract nature of the interior spaces allows imagination to flow, and those spaces that could be identified as a domestic interior can suddenly become play spaces," say the architects.

The front door opens right into the dining room where vintage furniture helps make it feel welcoming. Priscilla reupholstered the seat cushions with a Chinoiserie-flavored floral fabric from Carolina Irving Textiles. The metal drum pendant is from The Urban Electric Co. Priscilla acquired the large oil painting by Claire Sherman from DC Moore Gallery in Chelsea when she was its director. "Identifying a proper hanging wall for it was a priority,

By the 60s, the packaging for all of Geigy's medications came with the identifying stripe and color blocks. Suddenly pharmacy shelves could be read as full of Geigy products from across the store. Max Schmid did the design.

By the time he reached out to the architects, the client, Chilean real estate developer Andrés Galesio, had already identified a location for the cabin. It was right by the edge of a bluff on his steep, half-acre yard, set some 300 feet above sea level, with cypress trees all around.

The Teton Valley Residence concept site plan with identified views.

Built with a steel frame, the Frost House features panels of styrofoam between aluminum sheets for the exterior walls and styrofoam between plywood for the roof and floors. Bold, primary colors accentuate its geometric form. Shortly after Karen Valentine and Bob Coscarelli purchased the home in 2016, they began to unearth nuggets of information about its pedigree. Their realtor had provided a brochure that identified the prefab as designed by architect Emil Tessin for the now-defunct Alside Homes Corporation based out of Akron, Ohio, which had held a patent for the structure’s aluminum paneling. Their new neighbors provided a stack of Alside Homes sales materials, floor plans of various models, and even a script that had been written for salespeople during home tours. They determined that the Frost House had been a sales model for the company, and that Tessin had been the son of Emil Albert Tessin, the legal guardian of Florence Knoll.

A medallion on the 3D-printed wall structure identifies the home as being "Designed with love in Austin, TX

Shallow trenches were dug in the locations where concrete footings will be eventually be poured. The objective is to identify the exact locations of tree roots so we can plan the fabrication and installation of sleeves that will allow the roots to pass through the footings.

By the time he reached out to the architects, the client, Chilean real estate developer Andrés Galesio, had already identified a location for the cabin. It was right by the edge of a bluff on his steep, half-acre yard, set some 300 feet above sea level, with cypress trees all around.

rifugio worked with the interior designer to identify a custom wood species for these unique uppers

Novo Nordisk had originally hoped for a series of conference rooms in varying styles, from classical to postmodern. SeARCH proposed a more modest scheme based on "the sketching of cows" (the way cows were registered and identified in the past).

The system generates labels for each panel, identifying the component, the cabinet and the location in each room of the house.

Volunteers painstakingly identify residential architectural features by canvassing 35 square miles across Midland.

The Pine Plains, New York, home of Elise and Arnold Goodman boasts 48 windows, the largest of which measures 8'6'' by 7'6''. As architect Preston Scott Cohen explains, the "free facade makes it impossible to identify how many levels there are, or even to tell the difference between a door and a window." From without, the windows reveal dramatic glimpses of the 18th-century barn farm and new steel structure that support the house. From within, says Elise, "Each season, each time of day, offers a different view of the world. It's spectacular."

"I'm always identified as being the best architectural photographer in the world," declares Shulman. "I disclaim that. I say, 'One of the best.'" The photographer paid $2,500 for his two-acre property, and $40,000 for the Raphael Soriano–designed studio and house, into which he moved in 1950. "All in cash," Shulman says. "My mother taught us, 'Never have a mortgage.'" Over the ensuing decades, he says, "I planted hundreds of trees and shrubs, to emulate how I lived as a child [on a farm in Connecticut]."

Estelita's Library was part of Sawhorse's all-womxn's program, meaning that all participants - mentors, students, and volunteers - identified as female.

Every species is identified with a card that tells you what conditions the plant prefers, its cycles, what animals are attracted to it and what soil conditions and climate are best. I've been testing numerous shade plants to find a good solution for the shadiest part of the garden, and this Meadow Rue (Thalictrum fendleri) matches perfectly for our conditions of full shade with sandy shallow soils around the trees (a difficult combination).

An original Neutra rendering for his VDL II research center in Silver Lake, named for the Dutch philanthropist Dr. CH Van Der Leeuw, who financed the construction. Neutra identified it in his own hand as the “Silver Lake Research House, in the metropolitan middle, Richard J. Neutra.” The sketch was auctioned off at the event. Photo by Erika Heet.

Qantas HQ in Sydney’s Mascot. The signage includes large-scale, illuminated letterforms to identify the buildings within the campus, is intended to be simple, elegant and premium.

Folks from the Iceland Design Centre tend to identify the “Design District” as starting at least several blocks west of the magnificent Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center.

Indigo scientists collect plants from a wheat field to identify microbes living within them. The scientists' goal is to understand how microbes impact the plants' nutrient use efficiency.

These geometric drink stones, which keep your drink cool but undiluted, come in different shapes, so users can identify which glass belongs to them. Designed by Runa Klock.

The dining also showcases a similar subdued palette of greige and wood, with hints of golden accents. The interior woodwork, custom-made streamlined furnishings, and appropriate lighting- all work together to identify this communal space.

Uproot Wine Uproot Wines uses a color bar to visually represent its sustainably-farmed Sauvignon Blanc’s tasting notes on the label, which makes it easier to identify tasting notes. $42