Building Character in Today's Homes

Two articles in this issue:

New Old House on the Prairie

Architect Marc Rueter designs a simple Greek Revival farmhouse on 25 acres in rural Michigan.

Re-creating the Past

C. Dudley Brown & Associates design appropriate new interiors for an early-1900s Washington, DC, home.

New Old House, Summer 2007

Northern Exposure

English and French country themes are integrated into rural vernacular Canadian architecture in this remarkable country house by Toronto architect Wayne Swadron.

New Old House, Spring 2007

Bungalow Basics

Architect Dale Stewart designs an Arts and Crafts style home in Silver Spring, Maryland, for his family.

New Old House, Winter 2006/2007

Maine Cottage

Bernhard & Priestley Architecture transforms a 1960s box house into a rustic, Shingle Style coastal cottage.

New Old House, Summer 2006

Two articles in this issue:

Frank Lloyd Wright Redux

The great master's Prairie Style architecture is adapted to a site in the Virginia forest by architect Curtis Gelotte.

Upstairs, Downstairs

The interior of a historic rowhouse in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC, is transformed when architect Douglas Rixey inserts a bold new flying stair.

New Old House, Winter 2005/2006

Old House Add-On

Franck Lohsen McCrery Architects design a sympathetic addition for a genuine colonial-period house in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia.

New Old House, Fall 2005

Two articles in this issue:

Coastal Camp

Elliott Elliott Norelius preserves the spirit of Down East architecture in a new cottage on Maine's rugged shore.

Service Station

Suzanne Stern designs a butler's pantry with southern style.

New Old House, Summer 2005

Texas Ranch Rebirth

San Antonio architect Michael Imber revives the Sunday House, a little-known vernacular house type found only in Texas Hill Country.

New Old House, Spring 2005