Rosie on the House: Seeking the comfortable desert dwelling
What can centuries of homes teach us? The Puebloans built clustered stone-and-earth communities with thick walls, small windows…
Architect Loran O’Herlihy changed L.A. for the better
Irish-born, Los Angeles-based architect Lorcan O’Herlihy, founder of Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects, known as LOHA, died Sunday at the…
A Los Cabos Home Raises the Roof(s)
In sunny Los Cabos, shade is a much-needed amenity. So, when designing Casa en Palmilla in the Mexican…
This Beachside Home Is Built Around Restraint and Craftsmanship
The fundamental tension at the heart of this San Diego residence is one familiar to anyone working along…
Thermal Memory: How Climate Shapes Architectural Heritage
Lunuganga / Geoffrey Bawa. Image © Dominic Sansoni Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1039072/thermal-memory-how-climate-shapes-architectural-heritage On…
A 1920s London Home Is Transformed Into No Ordinary House
In a neighborhood of north London, one 1920s house has been given a second life. What was once…
A California Courtyard House With Japanese-Inspired Serenity
In a quiet Cupertino, California neighborhood just a few miles from Apple’s campus and near the city’s iconic…