From ancient walls to large glazed doors and windows, old and new charm effortlessly mingle in this architect's home, located in the area's Noto district. Outside, a sheltered patio offers an idyllic setting for al fresco dining, with a pool boasting city views set just steps away.
The weekend house that architect James Cutler designed for Jeff Albertson and Ben Vogt on a remote stretch of Washington State’s Pacific coast fits unobtrusively into its surroundings. The building pad was small, so Cutler stepped the structure up the slope. Rough-sawn red cedar cladding was chosen for textural contrast and its resistance to rot.
With its emphasis on the outdoors, the petite shelter in Normandy offers room to roam.
The Living Grid House designed by L Architects in Singapore features a dynamic screen with planters that provide shade, privacy, and a close connection with nature. The facade design was part of a renovation in which the second-story rooms were extended outward to replace former balconies.