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A pair of giant staircases spliced together by Chinese studio MAD rises up through Fenix Museum of Migration, which has ...

'I knew immediately that I didn’t want to touch the façade or exterior,' explains Ma Yansong, founder and principal partner at MAD Architects, the Chinese architecture firm that led the transformation ...

She calls the rest of the home’s esthetic “contemporary luxe”: “It’s got a little bit of glitz, but it’s very understated luxury,” she says. “It’s quite a grand house, but the more casual textures and ...

these details were among the most satisfying to bring to life, says Alair Homes Vancouver partner David Babakaiff. “It creates a really airy feeling, with the cantilevered stairs and open area u ...

Period details of the 1,359-square-foot ... the five-bedroom residence boasts "steep intersecting gabled roofs" and "a cantilevered stucco second floor." Other historic highlights found ...

Frank Lloyd Wright houses are more than just the output of one creative mind—they are the blueprint for so much of American ...

I think I was cantilevered with a wheel ... (Photo: Graham Averill) Another cool detail that won me over: There’s a garnish on the tail end of the roof that’s made of a resin material that ...

Finne inserted various tactile details intended to keep the modern architecture ... Finne envisioned the pavilion with a flat roof of exposed wood beams laid close together, like trees in a ...

Here are the eight finalists that were chosen to compete for one of the country’s most coveted car judging awards.

There's something special about an old home. Undoubtedly there's the architectural beauty and attention-to-detail that is ...