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Project Spotlight: Luxury Residence in San Diego, California The Challenge: Split-Levels and Topographic Integration Southern California architecture often plays with the landscape, utilizing hillside lots and split-level designs to maximize views. The Luxury Residence Project in San Diego  is a massive 8,484 sq. ft. example of this complexity. For architect Diane Zoura of Senses & Spaces, the challenge was capturing the interaction between the house’s interior levels and the

Project Spotlight: Residence in Coral Gables, Florida The Challenge: Architectural Complexity in a Tropical Landscape Coral Gables, known as "The City Beautiful," is home to some of the most sophisticated residential architecture in Florida. The Residence in Coral Gables Project   presented a formidable challenge for the documentation phase: a 5,818 sq. ft. waterfront property characterized by sprawling indoor-outdoor transitions and dense tropical foliage. For the project de

Project Spotlight: Kings Point Beachfront Residence The Challenge: High-Value Estates on Challenging Terrain Located in the prestigious coastal neighborhood of Kings Point, this comprehensive survey encompassed a sprawling 7,788 sq. ft. estate. The project scope included a three-level main residence and a separate pool house, both featuring complex elements such as basements, expansive terraces, and intricate sea-facing rooms. Project Highlights: Estate Size:  7,788 sq. ft. s

Project Spotlight: Spring Valley Modern Villa Bonita Home The High Stakes of Minimalist Architecture Modernist architecture, such as the Spring Valley Modern Villa Residential Project , leaves no room for error. Minimalist design is characterized by clean lines, floor-to-ceiling glass, and a lack of decorative trim to hide gaps. In this environment, a measurement error of even 1/4 inch is catastrophic. If the window openings or structural cantilevers are documented incorrect

Project Spotlight: Baltimore Rowhouse on Pratt Street The Challenge: Navigating the "Lean" of Historic Baltimore Baltimore’s historic Pratt Street is iconic for its 19th-century masonry, but for the modern architect, these structures are a labyrinth of undocumented changes and structural shifts. When renovating a historic rowhouse, the primary enemy is "The Lean"—the natural settling of a 100-year-old building that results in walls that aren't plumb and floors that are rarely

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