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This Home in the Czech Republic Feels Holy (and Is Literally Hole-y)
This Home in the Czech Republic Feels Holy (and Is Literally Hole-y)
Hundreds of perforations in the facade create a mesmerizing display of light across the all-white interiors.
By Grace Bernard
This $3.9M Midcentury on the San Francisco Bay Comes With a Boat Dock
Designed by Jack Finnegan, the waterfront home has a brand-new kitchen, restored floors and ceilings, and Japanese-inspired gardens.
A Renowned Artist’s L.A. Renovation Added a Distinct Facade—and Kicked Off a Much Bigger Project
The perforated metal screens that cover Charles Gaines and Roxana Landaverde’s house pay homage to the grids found in Charles’s best-known work.
This $1.1M “Floating” Houston Home Was Inspired by a Nearby Freeway
Set on a massive cantilevered slab supported by concrete pillars, the residence has serene interiors and a roof deck with skyline views.
From the Archive: When It Comes to Renovating an Eichler, How Much Change Is Too Much?
More than two decades ago, we wrote about what it means to restore an architectural classic, using superfans of the legendary midcentury tract houses as a case study.
A Backyard in Norway Gets a Ship-Shaped Addition
Its boat-like outline is formed by a log facade with two opposing structures: one is a tree house–esque hideaway, and the other holds a kitchen, dining area, and bathroom.

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