Chances are you’ve heard the term ADU recently or seen it on a billboard. An accessory dwelling unit is just like it sounds—at a minimum, a devoted space, with its own entry, for cooking, bathing, and sleeping. Limited to 900…
Henry Hobson Richardson died in 1886 at the age of 47, but thankfully most of his buildings are still living. They are alive in their artful asymmetry, natural materials, and playful disregard for the architectural “rules.” Forms move—extending, submerging, tangling,…
In the midst of another New England winter, we still see more light from our computer screens than we do from the sun. Usually around this time of year, our office does something to break that routine, something essential to…
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