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Inside the San Francisco Home Designed by the Architects Who Live There

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Designing a home for yourself comes with opportunities that rarely exist in a typical client project. Vivian Lee and Robert Edmonds of ELA | Edmonds + Lee Architects took full advantage of that freedom when creating their own family home in San Francisco, California, resulting in a modern house filled with clever ideas that balance family life, flexibility, and clean contemporary design.
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This Arizona Home Uses Angled Rooflines to Frame Mountain Views

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By Erin Miller Verified
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In Paradise Valley, Arizona, Kendle Design Collaborative designed Cholla Vista, a modern home where distinctive angled ceiling planes reach toward the surrounding mountain and city views while dividing the interior into a series of welcoming living spaces. Beyond their striking appearance, the roof forms also help protect the house from Arizona’s intense sunshine, making them as practical as they are eye-catching. Outside reveals a landscaped yard divided into three distinct areas.
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This Australian House Blends Concrete, Timber and Ocean Views

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By Erin Miller Verified
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In the seaside suburb of Mount Eliza, Australia, Megowan Architectural has created a contemporary home that gradually reveals itself as you move through it. From the street, the house appears modest, but every step toward the entrance hints that there’s much more waiting inside. A pathway framed by timber fencing and landscaping leads visitors beneath a steel canopy before arriving at the front door.
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