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The architects applied passive strategies like natural ventilation for cooling – with a riff on traditional tobacco barns’ louvered doors – to control drafts.

January 13, 2020 by Mike Welton

In Kentucky, Two Barns of Steel and Bamboo

“Mike Welton is a natural writer. The craft of his language is equal to the craft of the buildings and artifacts he writes about. He is the Vasari of the contemporary scene. I read Architects + Artisans as much for the beauty of his prose as I do for the cool things he writes about. He’s the real thing. Mike discovers in each window, each bench and each type of building a unique expression of architecture.” — Frank Harmon, FAIA, Principal, Frank Harmon Architect, Author: “Native Places: Drawing as a Way to See,” Raleigh, N.C.

January 10, 2020 by Mike Welton

For A+A’s 10th Anniversary, a Look Back

During the summer of 1972, with project architect Tod Williams on site and Richard Meier in his New York studio, the pair traded initial sketches back and forth.

January 8, 2020 by Mike Welton

A Website Dedicated to the Douglas House

“Architects + Artisans cuts a broad swath – it gets down in the trenches and then takes us back up to the sky, in both critical and insightful ways. I love that cross-section. It’s a very thoughtful curation of architecture, materials and design – and incredibly well done.” — Marlon Blackwell, FAIA, Principal, Marlon Blackwell Architects, Fayetteville, Ark., Recipient of the 2020 AIA Gold Medal Award

January 6, 2020 by Mike Welton

A Decade of Design at Architects + Artisans

“We asked for submissions and received thousands,” says CEO Lisa Bayne. “We then edited them down to a collection of 176 ornaments by more than 70 artists.”

December 20, 2019 by Mike Welton

Handmade Ornaments for the Holidays

In "Dream of Venice Architecture, a cadre of architects and architectural writers – this one included – explore the elements that make Venice a one-of-a-kind, drop-dead-gorgeous place in this world.

December 18, 2019 by Mike Welton

Give the Gift of Good Design this Year

Its photographs are by Guillaume de Laubier, a lifestyle photographer whose work has been featured in Elle Decor and Vogue.

December 16, 2019 by Mike Welton

‘The Parisians: Tastemakers at Home’

The building faces directly onto Irving Place, one of the few city streets that do not run river to river. Instead, it runs north to south, and in effect terminates with the Chrysler Building.

December 13, 2019 by Mike Welton

In New York, Zero Irving by Davis Brody Bond

The studio works on both high-end residential and hospitality projects in the U.K. and around the world.

December 11, 2019 by Mike Welton

‘Elemental,’ by Fiona Barratt-Campbell

Yakisugi is That’s because it’s low-maintenance and fire-resistant.

December 9, 2019 by Mike Welton

Yakisugi: The Japanese Art of Charred Wood