Case Study: Koser II by Neumann Monson Architects

When Neumann Monson president Tim Schroeder, AIA, and his wife found themselves with an emptying nest, they decided it was time to move from the Iowa City suburbs to a closer-in, walkable neighborhood. They were already veterans of a half-dozen do-it-yourself renovations, so they weren’t intimidated by fixer-uppers. They found the perfect opportunity…

AIA Small Firm Compensation Report: How Much Should Your Small Firm Earn?

As a small firm practitioner, it’s hard to get a reality check on what you should be earning and how your firm stacks up against your peers. The AIA has just updated its Small Firm Compensation Report for 2020 to help you get a handle on important benchmarks for your small business. There’s a discount…

More Than 160 Tours Available at the AIA Conference on Architecture in May

If you’ve been to the AIA’s annual Conference on Architecture, then you’re well aware that the coveted architecture tours book early. Los Angeles is especially rich in stellar residential architecture, both past and present. Don’t dally on signing up for the events, houses, and tours you’d most like to attend…

AIA: Architecture Billings Continue Growth Into 2020

Starting the year on a strong note, architecture firm billings strengthened slightly in January, according to a report released on February 19 from The American Institute of Architects (AIA). AIA’s Architecture Billings Index (ABI) score of 52.2 for January compared to 52.1* in December reflects an increase in design services provided by U.S. architecture…

Rem Koolhaas and "Countryside, The Future" at New York's Guggenheim

An ambitious new exhibition opened yesterday at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City, headlined by architect Rem Koolhaas. “Countryside, The Future,” a sprawling, research-driven enterprise occupies the full rotunda space designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and promises to “explore radical changes in the rural, remote, and wild territories collectively identified as ‘countryside,’ or the…

Case Study: Hewn House by Matt Fajkus Architecture

Urban houses need to respond to the warp and weft of their neighborhoods—the prevailing context and the conditions of their sites. In the case of this up-and-coming neighborhood in East Austin, Texas…

Pro-File Design/Build: Zack | de Vito

Architect Jim Zack, AIA, was born into building, and it has served him well in San Francisco’s hot, haute housing market. Practicing residential architecture here is a blessing and a curse…

Case Study: The Brick House by Campos Studio

Campos Studio has a talent for twisting pristine, sophisticated spaces into realms of imagination and possibility. That makes the Brick House a dream dwelling for nimble minds…

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The all new Vino Series Post is the latest VintageView innovation, creating artful floating wine rack displays against glass, as room dividers, and anywhere else imagination allows.

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The Wine Cube at TNAH 2020

Sun West Custom Homes used new innovative VintageView Wine Storage Systems products to create a jaw-dropping glass wine cube at the entrance of this estate that debuted at the International Builders’ Show 2020.