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The AIA 2012 session "Connect to the World and Community: Region-Based Design and Its Connection to Culture, Community, and Place" on Thursday, May 17, was packed.
With a little ingenuity, it's possible for architects to execute affordable, high-design houses for everyone.
McInturff Architects has won multiple Custom Home Design Awards for architectural details over the years. Firm founder and principal architect Mark McInturff talks about how his design philosophy leads to these special moments that frequently garner accolades from our awards juries.
A pin-oak allee, planted in 1994 by the farm's owners, is the gateway to this house designed by Mark McInturff.
Simple materials combine to form a flexible and elegant storage solution that leaves the existing interior architecture intact.
Smaller projects mean more client interviews, thinner profit margins, and more jobs starting and stopping.
This 1920s bungalow—our Grand Award, Custom Detail winner—had decent bones but lacked the custom domestic amenities that make a house sparkle. Mark McInturff and project designer Colleen Gove Healey transformed the house with a series of assembled materials that hold items such as a desk, credenza...
Bethesda, Md., architect Mark McInturff, FAIA, was wary of working with the local design review board when he took on this renovation in the historic Georgetown section of Washington, D.C. His plan for the structurally unsound row house involved stabilizing the building with helical concrete piers...
Book-Signing Party for Architect Mark McInturff, FAIA
McInturff Architects' second monograph, In Residence (The Images Publishing Group, 2007), takes up the body of work completed since 2000.
You'd be surprised where and what you can build when you think on top, between, and inside the boxes.
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The program for this Washington, D.C., remodel was out of the ordinary, so architect Mark McInturff came up with a fittingly unusual solution.
