From the February/March 2022 Issue
The Nature of Things-Exterior Front
The Princeton, New Jersey, home comprises three segments. Public spaces are in the center portion of the building; private spaces are in the left and right wings.
From the February/March 2022 Issue
The Nature of Things-Exterior Back
A teak-clad wall continues from interior to exterior of the Princeton, New Jersey, home. Architect Pierre-Henri Hoppenot explains, “The materials run from inside to outside, stretching out the room, blurring […]
From the December 2021/January 2022 Issue
Midcentury Makeover – Outdoors
A hedgerow in front of a wall of windows ensures a scenic view from inside and acts as a soft counterpoint to the home’s linear architecture. The residence features plenty […]
From the December 2021/January 2022 Issue
Midcentury Makeover – Exterior
“The home is built into a rather steep hillside,” architect Jeff Jordan says. “Since the project was a renovation and the heavy lifting of building into a hill had already […]
From the December 2021/January 2022 Issue
Midcentury Makeover – Patio
The roof-level patio overlooks the house. The flat roof is a hallmark of the Midcentury Modern style. It creates a clean exterior profile. The home is built into a steep hillside. […]
From the August/September 2021 Issue
Sea Girt Sway-Exterior
The traditional seashore colonial-style home in Sea Girt, New Jersey, is designed to look timeless in exterior design and detailing, architect Paul Grabowski says. It has such features as Dutch […]
From the June/July 2021 Issue
Bridging the Divide-Exterior
The addition, which encompasses a new garage with a master bedroom suite above, “is proportionate to the existing home but the architectural vocabulary is modern,” architect Brian Messana says. A […]
From the June/July 2021 Issue
Eclectic Edge-Front Exterior
Built in 1902, the Dutch Colonial Revival-style home—located in Montclair’s historic Marlboro Park area—is full of ornate period details such as Ionic columns, dormer windows and graceful symmetry.
From the April/May 2021 Issue
Shingle-Minded-Exterior Front
This classic shore home — swathed in cedar shingles — features an expansive front porch and a variety of architectural elements that add interest.