The Palm Springs issue!
Tour a 1957 Twin Palms homes that Krisel not only designed but also had a hand in renovating. Look inside a 1948 Herbert Burns home refreshed with the help of an architectural historian, and get a sneak peek into Modernism Week's 2021 Signature Home Tour.
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Pennsylvania
Falling in Love with Fallingwater
A student of two architectural eras, Frank Lloyd Wright crafted unique structures before and during the Mid Century, but none were more famous than his waterfall house.
Saying ‘Goodbye’ to the Legacy of a Female Architectural Icon
One of the few remaining structures of Philadelphia's first licensed female architect, Elizabeth Hirsh Fleisher, is scheduled for demolition this year.
Cosmetics-only Renovation, Pt. 3: Rules Made to be Broken
Breaking design rules during renovation is usually a "no-no"—but one retro feature needed a little extra help.
Cosmetics-Only Renovation, Pt. 2: A Purist Mixes Styles
Renovating doesn't necessarily call for the whole toolbox or trend articles. This homeowner keeps it simple.
Cosmetics-Only Renovation, Pt. 1: A Colorful Opportunity in Philly
What if you found a ranch so perfect that you hardly have to renovate its '50s features?
Louis Kahn: A Light in the Darkest Place
Revered as the most important architect of the last 60 years, some consider Kahn's architecture as so profound that it can change your life.
One of a Kind, Pt. 3: Going Back to the Basics
With cosmetic touches finished, it is time to furnish the Wachs house—and that means looking to family and fleas.
One of a Kind, Pt. 2: Freshening Up a Midcentury Residence
The new owners needed to do some work on the residence, and figure out what to do with the built-in dentist's office.
One of a Kind, Pt. 1: A Pennsylvania Custom
When Irwin Stein began building this unique residence, the neighborhood feared it would be a gas station or the start of a roof catastrophe.
