Sticking to your guns in tough times is tremendously difficult, but the alternative may be worse.
Introducing SpruceBox, a consumer-friendly, Web-based visualization tool for kitchen and bath design.
The partners at Moskow Linn Architects have created a unique summer design/build program.
Now that it looks like you might survive the recession, what's next?
Architects increasingly risk irrelevance if we don't cooperate with each other and reach out to the larger culture.
For our own sake, and the sake of others, we have to carve hours out of the workweek for life.
A Virginia home is built with LEED principles and salvaged materials.
An open design allows this master bath to transcend its landlocked location.
A handsome, horizontal kitchen improves this Milwaukee loft apartment's views both inside and out.
Wan, an aluminum spotlight, directs light through a glass diffuser and a low-glare shield.
The geometric Polyedro bowl's dramatic design fits in a 24-inch cabinet, perfect for a wet bar or small urban kitchen.
The 24- and 36-bottle wine cabinets in the S3 collection manage temperature and humidity with precise controls.
Adapting to an unpredictable economy means finding your inner entrepreneur.
Work by San Francisco's Aidlin Darling Design appeals to both the eye and the soul.
The redesign of a two-floor unit in a Dutch Revival townhouse addresses spatial and acoustical concerns.
3six0 tailors a 4,000-square-foot loft into two distinct spaces for a husband and wife.
Two adjacent lofts in an historic Minneapolis building become a single spacious residence--with river views to boot.
An energy efficient, transit-oriented apartment building taps the cycle-commuting market.
Highly insulating windows are effective, but are they worth the price?
Europa features the company's DCBL system that makes it greener and quieter.
The Viq Collection is a minimalist stainless steel hardware series.
The Largo 400 Series offers multiple burner configurations to suit space limitations.
BAR Architects works out of a renovated 1920s warehouse in San Francisco.
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