We have all read the emails and social media posts from residential architects and custom builders explaining how they will run their companies as the country copes with the crisis of COVID-19.
If you’ve read the latest issue of Residential Design magazine, you’ve seen a number of ways architects are dealing with climate change in their recent and future work. Our cover story looks
Are open plans the salvation or the scourge of American houses? That’s the question Ian Bogost, a professor at Georgia Tech, asks and attempts to answer in “The Curse of an Open
Residential architects have been hacking Ikea cabinets for several decades now, but the rest of the world is finally catching on to the game. Typically, architects gussy up the cabinets for their
Suddenly everywhere you look, houses are turning black. The New York Times has noticed, too, and written a recent magazine piece on the ancient Japanese technique of charring wood. Called in this