Summer Adventures: Buildings We Loved
Travel has a way of sharpening our attention to the places around us. Away from our daily routines, we notice buildings differently… a…
Travel has a way of sharpening our attention to the places around us. Away from our daily routines, we notice buildings differently… a…
Architecture has evolved for decades alongside technology. From computer-aided drafting to BIM (Building Information Modeling), digital visualization, and virtual reality, each new tool…
Earlier this year, I had the privilege of speaking at the Luxury Home Design Summit in Chatham, Massachusetts, about designing homes on the…
Each summer, we seek adventures for these longer, glorious, sunny days. I remember with great fondness my childhood summers, learning everything from new…
Tim spent last week at the USGBC California Green Building Conference, where informed and enthusiastic experts shared presentations on California climate codes, adaptive…
Architecture is often understood through what gets built and photographed, but that only tells part of the story. Some of our most complex…
Originally built in 1937 as a Southern California neoclassical residence, this home offered a formal architectural framework ready for reinterpretation. The owner —…
In the aftermath of the devastating fires last year, the instinct to rebuild has often been both emotionally natural and financially necessary. Homes…
Our frequent readers may know that we choose a new topic every year for each TBA teammate to research, and then present to…