This Thousand Oaks Eichler home checks all the boxes with clerestory windows, post-and-beam construction, a planted courtyard, and a pool.
Columbus, Indiana, resident Nick Slabaugh tasked Chicago architect Grant Gibson with creating a low-cost home on a small lot near the city’s downtown. Its design references local architectural landmarks. Gibson says the building’s "low profile with a bulging roof element
Liebhardt was prolific, designing numerous homes around the San Deigo area.
Architect Frederick Liebhardt studyied under Frank Lloyd Wright at the Taliesn Fellowship.
Set a short drive from the beach, the getaway brings in countryside views with a long, linear plan wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glazing.
The couple completed their restoration in 2022. They repointed the original brick, which was in good shape.
The timber-clad home steps down a wooded hillside with three levels, thee decks, and a series of terraced planters.
Set near Rhinebeck, the recently built house has crisp, white interiors, light wood accents, and an energy-efficient envelope.
The Snower House, a rare Marcel Breuer residence west of the Mississippi, was meticulously restored 60 years after it was built. In an effort to stay true to Breuer’s vision, renovation architect Matthew Hufft replaced graying cedar siding only where necessary; the rest was stripped with Peel Away 7. Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint in a satin finish was matched to Pantone 1665C to recreate the original MB Red.
When homeowners Bata and Rose Mataja first came across the 32 acres of raw land, Bata was decidedly undaunted by the idea of building a home in the remote, undeveloped setting. “I was too ignorant to know better, and not afraid of challenges,” he says.
Now a good example of the natural lines favored in ’70s aesthetics, Arcturus and the other homes Rick would build in the area were unique at the time. “I freaked out some of the neighbors intially,” he says, “who were not so comfortable with a bunch of, you know, pot-smoking hippies.”
This midcentury getaway features a cozy conversation pit flanked by a massive wall of windows and a double-height fireplace.
Arriving at the cabin is now a joyous ritual. “Every time we push the gates back and see the view it’s this sense of ‘we’ve arrived’,” Matt says.
This metal-clad house makes the most of its lush surroundings with 30-foot-tall windows and ample outdoor space.
Set in the San Jacinto Mountains, the ’80s home is surrounded by boulders, trees, and forest trails—and it comes with a guesthouse and a hot tub.
Norman Jaffe’s residences have received numerous awards and been featured in exhibitions at institutions such as New York’s Museum of Modern Art.
With the Wirick House, Calvin Straub used slender, exposed wood framing and tall windows to open up views of the San Gabriel Mountains.
The lightly refreshed midcentury has tongue-and-groove ceilings, a large central atrium, and a backyard filled with fruit trees.
Blaine Architects capped the front addition to this Eichler home with a shed roof that mimics the slope of traditional Eichlers, but slants in the opposite direction to make it distinct. The wood screen is made from Accoya.
The home was at risk for demolition until its current owners swooped in to preserve the architectural legacy.
A floor plan from the 1968 remodel
Architect Thaddeus Longstreth worked on the Kaufmann House before building this post-and-beam brick home surrounded by wooded paths in New Jersey.
Listed for the first time, the 1971 gem has a monolithic fireplace, stained glass windows, and a steeply pitched roofline.
"There was excitement about the site and the possibilities—that excitement was infectious,
The owners' love of Sea Ranch style inspired the architecture of their home, which surrounds a courtyard protecting three large redwoods.
A series of “stacked boxes” laid the foundation for this Sea Ranch–inspired home on a narrow site set on two flood zones and filled with protected redwoods.
The home is entered from a small porch on the lower level, just to the right of a carport created by the steel-reinforced cantilevering form. The lower level is nestled into the hillside.
The wings of this cruciform residence jut out over the landscape on stilts to capture panoramic views.
"With only two owners in 68 years, the Hayes-Bernstein residence offers a rare opportunity to be a guardian of history,
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