Designing Homes for Exuberant Living
In 2004, Dan Buettner teamed with National Geographic, the National Institute on Aging, and the world’s best longevity researchers to identify pockets around…
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Personal Steps Toward NetZero We Can Take Right Now
This post was also shared by USGBC-CA. The climate crisis has become part of our reality as we experience extreme heat, flooding, fires,…
Learnings From London
I’m home. I spent the past exhilarating year earning a Master of Arts Degree in Historical & Sustainable Architecture from NYU London. When…
Why Now? An Update from London: #1
I’m devoting nine months of my career to learn something new. (I’m currently in London to earn a Masters’ degree in Historical Architecture…
Introducing Tim Barber Architects
Last month we reached our 26th year in business; and I reflected on the evolution of TBL. Thoughtful clients, talented colleagues, principled builders…
Renderings: Learning How You See (Part I)
Like our projects, every homeowner is unique. Young families and empty nesters, big-picture thinkers and detail-oriented minds… each individual also differs in how…
Together, Apart: The Architecture of an Ensemble
Music room in a Colonial Revival residence renovation. Designed by Tim Barber Ltd. and Kristen Panitch Interiors. Photo: Tim Street Porter. I learned…
‘Tis the Season for Living Trees
For those who celebrate, it is hard to imagine the holiday season without a fragrant pine tree in the house. But it is…
Green Design & Architecture: What it Means for Tim Barber Architects
I spent a weekend in Sequoia National Park recently, experiencing a broad spectrum of weather in 48 hours. The first day transitioned from…