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Why Are Some Houses Elevated off the Ground? https://t.co/xU691Kn3xM https://t.co/68SiRXJQN0

“The vibe is artsy and edgy, part French, part New Orleans—a modernist pied-à-terre.” https://t.co/YbwztsWMGe

Atherton, CA, United States https://t.co/ZAXDOVS0Kn

Some color for your feeds courtesy of @YinkaIlori_'s new London studio.🎨 Reade more about the space, designed in collaboration with @_SamJacob, here: https://t.co/jIhgfw4WnQ https://t.co/g7hQ69jQml

BIG beats OMA and other major names for new food tech hub in Spain https://t.co/Z4L1X0ZXFj #BjarkeIngelsGroup #ArchitectureCompetition @BIG_Architects @BjarkeIngels https://t.co/UeYWdAlHTF

Ashley Tisdale was onto something ... https://t.co/E05zz9qgG8

Architects such as Kengo Kuma and Toshiko Mori are creating a new role for thatch in contemporary design. https://t.co/RoabqWosiA

Prada and Formafantasma announce Milan Design Week symposium https://t.co/3CebY0BPkx https://t.co/fHZ6JVJB5M

Well before the East End of Long Island, New York, became known for shingle-style mega mansions, its residential vernacular was the saltbox, a simple two-story volume with a gable roof that comes closer to the ground in the back than in the front. https://t.co/SUyhDBmDJ4

Oliver Wainwright on this summer’s most-anticipated infrastructure project #SixthStreetViaduct #6thStreetViaduct @MaltzanArch @6thStViaduct @ollywainwright https://t.co/Lhr8jEbNg4

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Architects are confronting how to best preserve aging cast-iron structures and are finding new possibilities for the material in changing urban contexts. https://t.co/WTbVwTW0XE

New arts initiative by SITU and Design Trust for Public Space builds architectural kit-of-parts for public cultural venues @situ_nyc @designtrustnyc https://t.co/lZxKslKZYF

Within a thicket of mangroves in Vikhroli, a northeast suburb of Mumbai, rises an apartment tower, and within that sits the 950-square-foot home of a mother and daughter, designed by Studio Nishita Kamdar. https://t.co/3bRxCyqrel

Bates Masi + Architects’ Long Island house astutely combines the modern and the traditional, incorporating unexpected materials, from weathering steel to terra-cotta to thatch. https://t.co/AW7zNVX7Q7 Photo © Paul Masi