Projects + Case studies
Opting for a carport rather than a garage ensures noxious fumes remain outside the house. / Photos: Leonid Furmansk
Opting for a carport rather than a garage ensures noxious fumes remain outside the house. / Photos: Leonid Furmansk
Using plank-matched walnut veneer and high-pressure laminate, Seattle millwork brand Henrybuilt designed the kitchen, wardrobe, and open-case storage to blend in with the architecture of this California home.
Using plank-matched walnut veneer and high-pressure laminate, Seattle millwork brand Henrybuilt designed the kitchen, wardrobe, and open-case storage to blend in with the architecture of this California home.
Photos courtesy of Kate Raines, Plate 3 Photography
Photos courtesy of Kate Raines, Plate 3 Photography
Nearly every room in the Courtyard Residence offers a connection to outdoor spaces via Marvin windows and doors.
Photo: Tom Harris Architectural Photography
Nearly every room in the Courtyard Residence offers a connection to outdoor spaces via Marvin windows and doors.
Photo: Tom Harris Architectural Photography
“The unique thing about VistaLuxe is there’s a very slim corner profile, so the corner almost dissolves.” — Amy Janof, AIA, Janof Architecture
“The unique thing about VistaLuxe is there’s a very slim corner profile, so the corner almost dissolves.” — Amy Janof, AIA, Janof Architecture
Photo courtesy of Petersen Aluminum Corporation
Photo courtesy of Petersen Aluminum Corporation
Folding Glass Patio Door
Folding Glass Patio Door
“If the [client’s] budget allowed, I would recommend Thermory ash again.”—Ted Hobson, Hobson Landscapes
Photo by Jeff McNeill/McNeill Photography
“If the [client’s] budget allowed, I would recommend Thermory ash again.”—Ted Hobson, Hobson Landscapes
Photo by Jeff McNeill/McNeill Photography
Photo by Oliver Perrott Photography
Photo by Oliver Perrott Photography
This single-family home in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood features copper cladding that was installed as a rainscreen, which allows the wall assembly to dry out and avoid premature mold.
This single-family home in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood features copper cladding that was installed as a rainscreen, which allows the wall assembly to dry out and avoid premature mold.
