The House That Follows the Light
On a quiet reach of coast, an old architectural language is made newly responsive to weather, horizon and the passage of the day.
On a quiet reach of coast, an old architectural language is made newly responsive to weather, horizon and the passage of the day.
A coastal garden combines the structure of an old English border with a looser, more resilient planting philosophy.
A remote reading room proves that retreat can be architectural, intellectual and elemental at once.
A small pavilion uses curves, shadow and hand-troweled plaster to make modernism feel generous.