Detail of the kitchen counter.

The “mid-ground” between the three structures serves as a community hub. Dick takes advantage of the site’s shared bicycle storage and its proximity to a popular bike lane.

Architect Douglas Stockman says the building's charcoal-and-orange exterior coloring was "intended to reflect the dynamic character of the neighborhood." Here, it provides a festive backdrop to the residents' semi-annual Finn Lofts community party.

Axor Shower Products by Front Design AB, produced by Hansgrohe SE.

Ferm Living is a Danish design company that designs quality (and luxurious!) baby and home products at a reasonable price.

These products for the bedroom, bathroom, laundry room, and hall closet will make improve your mind and body.

The festive finished product.

Oggetto is a home accessories brand founded by Helen and Charlie Camm.

This is the 90-seat community/screening room.

The Content Farm could be the future of writing and editing.

LEATHER MIRROR You can really add some drama to a room with the size of this distressed leather framed mirror lined with wood. 72" diameter.

Design Citation of Merit: The Arboretum (formerly the Garden Grove Community Church), a drive-in church designed by Richard Neutra in 1960 Restoration Team: The Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange (owner), LPA Inc. (architect), Cannon Building (general contractor) Davis Partners/Hager Pacific Properties (construction managers) and Lamprecht archiTEXTural (consulting architect) Photo courtesy Eichler Network

Designed while Kahn was working on the Yale Art Gallery, this minimalistic structure appears to bring Roman design to New Jersey's capital. A cruciform of four square buildings, topped with triangular forms, adds a dramatic, sweeping entrance to a simple visit to the pool.

The brand presented products both new and old in a series of room-like vignettes.

For the Product Design Novice: These five classics will beef up your understanding of design considerably; learn the process behind global design, ordinary objects, and the work of the greats.

Phenomenon Wind Mosaic by Tokujin Yoshioka, produced by Ceramiche Mutina Spa.

With the help of these products, cooking for one—or twenty—has never been simpler.

Retailer nest.co.uk, which sells modern furniture, lighting, and accessories from brands such as Hay, Tom Dixon, and Flos, will also have a pop-up shop.

Eliminate the pain in house chores with gadgets that will do the heavy lifting for you.

Upgrade your home office with these savvy products.

A. Industrial cranes inspired the Hensen chair by Jos Kranen and Johannes Gille for New Duivendrecht. B. Sjoerd Jonkers uses upcycled cotton castoffs from the textile industry in the hand-crocheted Clew pouffe. C. A runaway success for the manufacturer is the wood, steel, and concrete Barrel lamp designed by Nieuwe Heren.

Its focus is all things Apple (both branded and third-party products).

Missouri-based architect Rocio Romero designs ADUs that serve as studios, backyard offices, guest cottages, and short-term getaways. She’s sold over 50 prefab units in 17 different states, and she recently launched a line of more modestly sized, construct-it-yourself structures dubbed the Camp series. Here, Romero and product manager Julie Schaefer review plans together at a Base Camp prototype in Missouri.

Takt Project's 3-Pring Product line.

The Donning Community Building, constructed in 2006.

The site we negotiated with Port Blakely Communities. zHome is the community to the left of the photo with the concrete pumper and the larger podium and framed community is the YWCA Family Village.

“As an architect, I’m interested in making social hubs and creating communities that people feel connected to tribally," Bestor says.

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In the development, single-family residences, duplexes, and triplexes are centered on a internal street. Parking is located at the rear of the houses, in order to avoid hindering community interaction.

Deakin University Regional Community Health Hub (designinc: 2013) An angular expansion of a rural campus in Waurn Ponds, Australia, this new academic space reflects the local environment with its use of native materials. The glass exterior, which recalls the hull of a ship, presents a forward-thinking profile.