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Our clients bought a small house on a beautiful lot with many large boulders and live oak trees in the Berkeley hills with the idea to capture unused views and make space for three generations. The house, which melds influences from the clients European and Japanese heritages, is nestled between the natural features of the site so as to preserve as...
Project name
Thousand Oaks Residential Addition and Remodel
Architecture firm
Sogno Design Group
Location
Berkeley, California, USA
Photography
Michele Lee Willson
When your bedroom does not provide the same level of comfort and coziness as it used to, it might be the right time to remodel it. However, you may lack the funds to revamp your current bedroom design and create something entirely new. In that case, opting for minor, cost-effective changes is the way to go.
Written by
Maria Brendel
Photography
Pixabay
The Sam Colachis Sr. Residence in the southern foothills of Camelback Mountain is one of five custom single-family homes designed by Phoenix’s midcentury master and fellow design-builder Alfred Newman Beadle. Only three of these iconic homes remain today.
Project name
Colachis
Architecture firm
180 Degrees Design + Build (original architect - Al Beadle)
Location
Poenix, Arizona, USA
Photography
Matt Winquist
Are you considering remodeling your house? If so, you want to ensure the finished product is as close to perfect as possible. Many homeowners make the mistake of thinking they can do it all themselves and end up with a disaster on their hands. If you're not an expert in architecture, it's best to leave the remodeling to the professionals. This arti...
Written by
Allen Brown
Photography
Hannes Henz (Remodel House in Ascona by Wespi de Meuron Romeo architects)
Remodeling your home can be fun and exciting. If you're thinking about adding an extra room to your house, or if you'd like to redo the kitchen and bathrooms, now is a great time. So, if you want some tips on how to successfully plan for a renovation, keep reading!
Written by
Allen Brown
Photography
Nothing Ahead (cover image), Cal David
A remodeling project can take much of your time, money, and energy. If you’re doing many things by yourself, it can feel like a second full-time job, and it’s only natural that you’re exhausted all the time. As the project goes on, you can encounter many problems, such as budget changes or the inability to stick to deadlines.
Written by
Maria Brendel
Photography
Vladimir Vladimirov