Cliff Hangers
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Many of the interiors inside Mickey Muennig’s house emphasize natural building materials such as wood, concrete, and stone. Read more about Muenning's coastal creation here.
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Architect Mary Ann Schicketanz created a 1,900-square-foot home in Big Sur, California, that hugs its hillside site. Read more about this Californian central coast wonder here.
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The three structures that make up the James-Robertson residence are framed in black-coated aluminum and steel. Read more about this Australian innovation here.
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World travelers Eileen and Jelle Kiesling retreat to Berryville, Arkansas to build their dream vacation home. Read more about their modern blueprints here.
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Laid out in a 270-degree panorama in front of the house is the frosty expanse of Cook Inlet, cascading rocky mountains, and a white sun as big as a dinner plate. Read more about this hidden Alaskan residence here.
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Inclined to Relax
Hidden on a hill overlooking Australia’s Pittwater Bay, Rob Brown’s design for the James-Robertson house happily opens itself (and its occupants) to all that Mother Nature can dish out.
Part of the Plan
For years, Eileen and Jelle Kiesling spent much of their time in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, she as a teacher, and he as a manager for Royal Dutch Shell.
Homes with a Waterfront View
Spying a body of water—be it a placid lake, roaring ocean, glassy pond, or snaking river—from your bedroom window is one of the fairest sights one can see.
7 Rooms with a View
As architect Frank Lloyd Wright once advised his students, "Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature.
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