A new kitchen in a restored 1959 house by Richard Neutra expands on the theme of the original building.
As is so often the case on a difficult site, this narrow lot inspired a cleverly designed house that makes the most of its footprint.
Joeb Moore, AIA, intended this white-and-stainless steel kitchen to both please and surprise.
Gray Organschi Architecture, New Haven, Conn. Small buildings get attention because every detail is exposed, and there's a lot to admire on this accessory cottage in a meadow overlooking Long Island Sound.
The transformation of this 1905 New Haven, Conn., fire station into a live, work, and play space was all about shells.
“This house is almost John Pawson-like; it's so spare it sings,” said one judge. Another praised its “quiet celebration of connections” and the way it hits the ground.
Architect Chad Floyd’s house sits on the north cove of the Connecticut, River, in a colonial-era shipbuilding town.