Architecture, Residential Design
Contexts Collide at Heirloom Farm Studio to Create a Familiar Form
Heirloom Farm Studio, designed by Bushman Dreyfus Architects is a poplar-clad studio and an expression of colliding contexts.
Architecture, Residential Design
Heirloom Farm Studio, designed by Bushman Dreyfus Architects is a poplar-clad studio and an expression of colliding contexts.
Architecture Exchange East (Nov. 1-3) has doubled down on what’s new about innovation with sessions about connectivity, technological or otherwise.
HGA’s handsome marble-clad Capital One Hall at Tysons Corner announces a totally different direction for an ex-novo urban area that has been defined less by architectural vision over the years and more by cloverleaf interchanges and white-knuckle merges.
Like the Natural Bridge or the caves at Luray, Harpers Ferry is one of the geological wonders of the region. There’s no other way to describe this confluence of two formidable rivers other than to say it’s a spectacularly dramatic landscape.
There’s a lot of talk about decarbonization out there—and for good reason. It’s widely agreed to be an effective strategy to reduce the embodied and operational carbon footprint of our design and building activities.
Architect Jim Burton and his design team planned and shaped the exhibit, “Tectonics and Craft for a Critical Regionalism,” which will be on display at the Palazzo Mora in Venice until Nov. 26. In this interview, he talks about why regionalism matters more than ever for all of us.
Architect Jim Burton and his design team planned and shaped the exhibit, “Tectonics and Craft for a Critical Regionalism,” which will be on display at the Palazzo Mora in Venice until Nov. 26.