In Praise of Dry Stone Walls, for Permanence and Habitat
Although stone walls have been around since the Stone Age, they have not been improved on in terms of beauty […]
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Creative Reuse Cabin: A Decommissioned Electrical Building Converted into Guest Quarters
The electrical building sat unused for years. Part of QuadroDesign’s small industrial campus–with palm trees and fanciful 1960s architecture—the structure
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Pine Island Cottage: A Refined (and Appealingly Rough) Lake House on Georgian Bay
Yesterday, we shared the showstopper of a kitchen designed by Adam Robinson (of Bureau Tempo) and Thom Fougere (of Thom
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Kitchen of the Week: Fieldstone and Oak on an Island in Ontario
This kitchen gives new meaning to “hearth of the home.” Situated on an island in Georgian Bay, Ontario, the space
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Before & After: Removing a Pool to Unlock a Garden’s Potential
When Molly Sedlacek, the principal designer and founder of landscape design firm ORCA initially toured her clients’ Long Beach property,
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Save Elizabeth Street Garden: Awaiting the Fate of the Lower East Side’s Most Charming Park
It’s a crucial moment in the fight to save Elizabeth Street Garden. A hearing for the appeal against a decision
Archer + Braun adds “modernist extension” to Limestone House in Edinburgh
Architecture studio Archer + Braun has renovated a listed home in Edinburgh, adding a limestone-clad extension punctured by expansive glazing.
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