Jenna McKnight
Journalist, writer, editor. Architecture and design. Portfolio: Dezeen, Architectural Record, Dwell, Architizer, SOM.
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dezeen.com | Jenna McKnight
Chiselled stone walls and vast stretches of glass define a coastal California home by US studio Field Architecture, which was designed to "bring the residents closer to nature with every turn". The house sits on a rugged peninsula in Big Sur, a scenic region in central California that stretches along the Pacific Ocean.
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dezeen.com | Jenna McKnight
A glazed conservatory with a pleated roof is among the enhancements to the century-old Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania, designed by architecture firm Weiss/Manfredi and landscape firm Reed Hilderbrand. The project – called Longwood Reimagined – involved a range of updates to the 1,100-acre (445-hectare) horticultural garden in the town of Kennet Square, located about an hour's drive from Philadelphia.
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dezeen.com | Jenna McKnight
Local architecture studio Swatt + Partners has used two vertical concrete slabs to support a "wood-framed glass box" that floats over the landscape and holds a home office. The project, called Moss Rock, sits on a nine-acre (3.6-hectare) rural property in Healdsburg, a town in northern California's wine country. Situated in Dry Creek Valley, the site features a dense forest of Douglas fir, madrone and oak trees.
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dezeen.com | Jenna McKnight
Architect Lorcan O'Herlihy of LOHA has created a concrete home in Malibu, USA, to replace a 1980s house he designed for his parents, which was destroyed by a 2018 wildfire. Named Trancas House 2.0, the home sits on a hilly site in Malibu that has views towards the Pacific Ocean. Trancas House 2.0 rests on a hilly site in MalibuThe home, which completed in 2024, was not affected by the recent Palisades Fire, which killed 12 people and destroyed over 6,800 structures.
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dezeen.com | Jenna McKnight
US studio Desai Chia Architecture has merged barn design with "a contemporary sensibility" to create the Clinton Corners House, which features charred cedar facades and a crisp silhouette. As the name suggests, the project is located in Clinton Corners, an agrarian community about 80 miles (129 kilometers) north of New York City.
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I write a dozen stories each month for Dezeen — and some really stand out in my mind. This is one of them. I'm so excited about the innovations springing up in the design and building industry. They give me hope! https://t.co/QUQZ95Swy1
In Minnesota, Salmela Architect has designed a solar-powered house for an architecture professor that is meant to demonstrate a new way forward for single-family housing. Check it out: https://t.co/CLRwxHvykR https://t.co/EG63zOuVwZ
In a long-neglected Detroit neighborhood, the architecture firm LOHA has completed a new apartment building with cedar cladding and a stepped form. See more: https://t.co/aNPi6PGzi3 https://t.co/xtA46azZc0
