Designed as a cooking laboratory, a pad for entertaining, a city escape and a full-time residence, Mork Ulnes architects’ Triple Barn house in Sonoma may have just three gabled roofs, yet it spans plenty of functions. The house was designed for creative chef and food educator, Hollie Greene Rottman, founder of JoyFoodly and director for California Wellness in the Schools, who was seeking a place for inspiration and productivity, and most importantly a home for her family. Beneath the three…

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Architect: Stanton Williams Photography: Hufton + Crow Photo 5 of 8 in Hackney Marshes Centre by Webb Yates Engineers. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes. From midcentury modern to prefab housing and renovations, these stylish spaces suit every taste.

Completed for about $120,000, a custom aluminum insertion reinvents a loft in a 1920s industrial building by adding privacy without sacrificing spaciousness.

This award-winning project was prepared for the novelist Jeanette Winterson and involved transforming this Grade II listed Gasworks in the Cotswolds. Explore Chris Dyson Architect's processes right here.

Image 34 of 56 from gallery of The Albert Schweitzer Community Centre / mobile architectural office. Photograph by Cyrille Lallement

The exterior of the building is clad in Viroc, a composite material that is made using wood fibres and cement particles. Vertical panelling and protruding fins made from the material were used to animate its facade.

A TS4 Living home that proves you don’t need to demolish the past to live in the future. The brief: take a small, poorly orientated listed cottage built in 1904 and transform it into a 165m2 family home for the future. The response: add a new addition with ample northern light, and a basement and […]