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The article focuses on a 14,000-square-foot home designed by Studio Arthur Casas in Fazenda Boa Vista, an upscale community near São Paulo. It mentions the home seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, features distinct facade materials, and incorporates Brazilian design elements, like cobogó screens, to create a unique, nature-sensitive architectural identity within the lush surroundings of the golf course community.

Byline: EDITED BY SAM COCHRAN RAUL BARRENECHE PHOTOGRAPHY BY TY COLE STYLED BY MICHAEL BARGO There's No Place Like Home Design dealer Todd Merrill puts treasures to the test at [...]

WHEN AN ART-COLLECTING NEW YORK COUPLE CALLED ON LUIS BUSTAMANTE to decorate their new oceanfront getaway in a Miami Beach high-rise, it was their second time working with the Madrid-based [...]

MANHATTAN DESIGNER TIMOTHY WHEALON HAS SOMETHING OF A REP UTATION AS A CLASSIC, ALL-AMERICAN PRACTITIONER, A MODERN-DAY BILLY BALDWIN WHO ORCHESTRATES SMARTLY tailored interiors with a nod to both past [...]

Byline: TEXT BY RAUL BARRENECHE PHOTOGRAPHY BY DOUGLAS FRIEDMAN STYLED BY ANITA SARSIDI NORTHERN LIGHT The luminous interiors of a Minnesota lake house set the scene for a couple's striking [...]

The province of Galicia, in the northwest corner of the Iberian peninsula, is one of four Spanish regions that have famously been granted semiautonomy. Like the feisty, independence-minded Basques and […]

The architectural details of Las Arenas Beach House, in Peru, are presented. Artadi Arquitectos is the architect of the project.

On a frigid winter morning, shoppers strolling the icy sidewalks of New York are all but hidden from view behind layers of scarves and hats. But inside Abercrombie & Fitch, […]

The architectural features of Los Angeles's historic Getty Villa resorts which was renovated recently are discussed.

It's almost impossible to top the New York skyline. Particularly from this penthouse, where floor-to-ceiling glass opens up panoramas in virtually every direction and perimeter columns, placed just inside the […]

After the renovation, Atlanta's High Museum of Art has become even more imposing. The renovated museum by the architect Renzo Piano is highlighted.

In the workplace, natural tight is usually an asset of the highest order. Just ask anyone who has ever toiled, Dilbert-style, in a cubicle illuminated by dreary fluorescents, seemingly miles […]

Aby Rosen is no Donald Trump. Favoring jeans, white T-shirts, and designer sandals, he looks more like a gallery owner than the principal of a huge real-estate developer, RFR Holding. […]

Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) of Germany has contracted Zaha Hadid to design a Central Building given, which can accommodate employees and the cars. Some of the important features of the building are discussed.

Secrets lurk inside the prim and proper houses of Georgetown. Veiled by flowering myrtles and magnolias, the stately residences where Pamela Harriman and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis once entertained still spawn […]

Barneys New York is a luxury goods store. The architectural details of Barneys New York, Tokyo, Japan are presented. Jeffrey Hutchison of Jeffrey Hutchinson & Associates is the architect on the project.

To an outsider, the fashion industry may look like all glamour, all the time. But underneath the stylish veneer is a business like any other, with the particular mission of […]

In Toronto's North York district, architects Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe have designed a home that wraps itself around a small pond. The unique feature of this house is that water reflects and illuminates the place.

"My first everything-down-to-the-towels project," is how architect Walter Chatham describes the weekend house he revamped for a retired executive and his wife in Southampton, New York. The single-level structure--please don't […]

Description of architects Barclay and Crousse designs of three houses near the town of Canete in Lima, Peru using abstract volumes and historical precedent as the basis for their design is presented. The use of concrete, glass, stone and a glass swimming pool cantilevered over a walkway and view corridor with vivid colored exterior walls in pimento red and desert tones are some of the design features highlighted.

The renovation of the print shop by LOT/EK, a New York firm known for crafting apartments and art installations is discussed in detail. Bohen Foundation's new gallery and offices, in the former print shop, contains an unexpected combination of disparate parts.

David Rockwell, the first architect to be nominated for a Tony Award, for the whimsical 1960s-inspired sets designed for the musical Hairspray feels that set design is not just making beautiful pictures on the stage instead it is about making sets move, change and fly. Views of architects, who design sets for drama, opera and dance regarding differences between architecture and sets, are also discussed in detail.

"There's a pool a block from my apartment--and I can't get in," huffs Sex and the City's vampy publicist character, Samantha Jones. Samantha lives in the Meatpacking District, and the […]

If you thought biomorphic architecture had gone the way of avocado appliances and deep-pile shag, guess again. The kind of design that Bruce Golf and Paolo Soleri made popular in […]

Zaha Hadid is probably the best known female architect of today although she dislikes the termanology.

Davis Brody Bond has, over the past 20 years, helped to renovate and add to The New York Public Library.

As HEALTH CLUBS proliferate like Starbucks, the stakes keep mounting in the exercise game. Gyms are trying harder to distinguish themselves, touting more state-of-the-art equipment, more spa treatments, and snappier […]

SOON AFTER THEIR successful collaboration at Radio City Music Hall, architect Edward Durrell Stone and industrial designer Donald Deskey teamed up again. The new commission was a private one: a […]

New York City has much to offer the traveler, including some great restaurants, shopping districts, hotels and nightclubs. Culturally, the city boasts some great museums and the Museum of Modern Art has been moved temporarily to a factory in Long Island City.

Joel Sanders Architect's work on the Lee Residence in New York, New York, is described. It exposes traditionally private residential areas and hides infrastructure, and offers seamlessly joined floors, walls and ceilings. Includes photographs.

The article describes the property owned by Peter and Sally Bohlin near Scranton, Pennsylvania, which consists of a main house, a shingled house next door, a concrete lap pool, a wooden pool house and a small stone shed.

As any pro knows, designing a truly successful interior requires listening to a client and listening to a space, letting the inherent quirks and character of both shape a truly [...]

IN NEW YORK'S TONY, trendy Hamptons, a good real-estate skirmish is as de rigueur as an afternoon traffic jam on Montauk Highway. Usually, cocktail party chatter revolves around the zoning […]

ONE SUMMER DAY nearly two years ago, Gordon Kipping was at home in New York, putting together a brochure about his fledgling firm, G Tects, when the phone rang. It […]