A series of compact cabins that include a Japanese-inspired bath house keep a multigenerational family connected in the woods. |
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Made of Cor-Ten steel, concrete blocks, and cedar, the remote residence is surrounded by the epic beauty of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. |
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The Nigerian designer makes new forms using old techniques, keeping traditions alive in the process. |
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The recently built Boulder home comes with a detached guesthouse, three patios, and nearly four acres of pristine forest. |
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Glickman Schlesinger Architects tore out bulky overhead cabinets, exchanged drab finishes for lighter ones, and created a modular sleeping arrangement for a family of six. |
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Kanban kenchiku (signboard architecture) marks an important record of shifting early-20th-century Japanese tastes. Though increasingly rare due to urban planning, in recent years, some of the surviving structures are being reimagined. |
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No more tangle-prone strings. |
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