The Miller Hull Partnership has designed a mixed-use, multifamily project for the nation's capital.
A retro tile detail lends authenticity to a new shingle style residence.
Beautifully scaled interiors are a highlight of this rural Maryland home.
This condo building honors the community’s turbulent past while embracing its bright future.
An elegant Washington, D.C., kitchen quietly anchors a great room.
The Watergate's famous circular geometry posed interior challenges for Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect.
Simple materials combine to form a flexible and elegant storage solution that leaves the existing interior architecture intact.
The clients for this Washington, D.C., renovation have young children and a modern art collection—both of which tend to thrive in open floor plans.
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...
Washington, D.C., firm known for preservation and adaptive reuse transforms an 1880s-era row house into its new office space.