From the August/September 2017 Issue
The Ties that Bind
After Hurricane Sandy destroyed a treasured family beach house, a new home rises up to secure its hold on future generations. A love of the water, salty air and laid-back […]
From the August/September 2017 Issue
Design/Build: A River Runs Past It
In Avon by the Sea, a shingle-style home gracefully stands up to Mother Nature. Situated on the bank of the Shark River, this three-story home features large windows, a gracious […]
Michael Graves – An American Legacy
Editor’s Note: We were honored when world-renowned architect and product designer Michael Graves agreed to allow us to photograph and write about his Princeton home. And we were saddened to […]
From the April/May 2017 Issue
Sand Castle
In Seaside Park, an expansive home offers cozy comforts. What better place to bring folks together than the beach? That’s what the owners of this shingle-and-stone residence had in mind […]
From the June/July 2017 Issue
A House with a View
A new home is designed to take advantage of the stunning views from its position at the crest of a hill. It all started with the view. The owners of […]
From the February/March 2017 Issue
Surmounting the Stereotype
A split-level takes on a new identity. The split-level home—it’s an architectural style perhaps best known from the Brady Bunch television series and often dismissed as a midcentury folly. But […]
From the October/November 2016 Issue
RX for Restoration
An architectural gem in New Vernon gets the care it deserves. New Jersey’s stock of grand, architecturally significant homes is dwindling—victims of neglect, financial constraints and changing lifestyles—but at least […]
From the April/May 2016 Issue
Weathering the Storm
A builder and architect create a shore home with the latest weather-resistant features. People have been more mindful for some time—even before Hurricane Sandy—of the need to build weather-resistant homes, […]