More stories about Department

• U.S. Architects Take Business Overseas

  With the economic recovery stuck in low gear, U.S. architects are looking overseas for commissions.

• Miletus Group's Shotgun House Project

  The shotgun prototype could help ease New Orleans' housing shortage.

• Does Your Firm's Website Tell Your Story?

  Bold graphics, personality, and quick access to information are all the rage when it comes to portraying your company and its work online.

• Carriage House Studio's office space

  Carol De Tine creates an office in an 1854 carriage house.

• An ambitious effort by two New York architects to make good design more available.

  Architects Matthew Berman and Andrew Kotchen of workshop/apd envision a simpler, more sophisticated process for customized residential design.

• Panelization Building Systems Offers Many Benefits

  Is panelization the future of residential construction?

• Deciding to Remodel or Rebuild Requires Knowing What Both the House and the Client Want

  Sometimes the question of whether to remodel or rebuild isn't an easy one, but it's one architects frequently address.

• Kitchen Renovation by Finne Architects

  The kitchen of this 1950s ranch house is reborn by updating some of its original features and adding custom-fabricated surfaces.

• Bath Renovation by Finne Architects

  This renovated ranch house bath takes full advantage of its private, wooded site.

• A Shrunken Economy Leaves Architects Struggling to Juggle More Small Jobs

  Smaller projects mean more client interviews, thinner profit margins, and more jobs starting and stopping.