Best-known for their white stucco walls, red clay roof tiles, and use of heavy, rustic wood accents, hacienda-style homes have been extremely popular across the southwestern United States—as well as…
Architectural Visualization is a powerful medium. It’s capable of illustrating form and function, allowing designers to convey their complex design ideas in a universal visual language. But what if we…
You may not have heard of Andrea Palladio or his widespread architectural influence, but it’s likely that you’ve seen Palladian architecture without ever realizing it. This style can be seen…
Known for clean lines, minimal decoration, and connection with nature, mid-century modern architecture is an American classic that kicked off after World War II. Mid-century modern homes are characterized by…
The dawn of modern architecture came at a time when hand-labored craftsmanship was being replaced with machine-made industrialization. Modern architects worked to reinvent ways of building that focused more on how humans…
Standing out from traditional brick and sided homes in conservative color palettes, a Queen Anne-style house commands attention with its intricate detailing, colorful paint scheme, and unique towers and windows. Renewed…
Up your expectations of the staircase and its potential to add natural light, views, and even living space to your home (and that’s just from the inside)! While essential, stairs…
Colonial-Revival style homes have shaped the history of American architecture and its iconic details can be found in more architectural designs than you may realize. Originating as a spinoff from…
While function and aesthetics remain at the forefront of importance for exterior products, manufacturers are increasingly prioritizing weather resistance and environmental performance. With frequent extreme weather events, homeowners require products…