Jeff McNamara | McNamara Photography

On the Venetian Islands in Miami Beach sits a gentler more sensual example of modern design.

architect: Hervé Marullaz - www.marullaz-architecte.com photography: Neil Sharp - www.sharpography,com

Al Karevy

Dan Cutrona

Inspired by local fishing shacks and wharf buildings dotting the coast of Maine, this re-imagined summer cottage interweaves large glazed openings with simple taut-skinned New England shingled cottage forms. Photos by Tome Crane, c 2010.

Diego Robelledo Flores

The custom timber framed entrance over the cedar porch is accessed from the street. Custom landscaping includes limestone retaining walls and brick paved sidewalks. Photo by A&M Photography

As you walk up to the front door of this wonderful 17th century French Country Home, you pass by the two red Crape Myrtle's that are guarding the entry way. The front doors were custom built by Antigua Doors in Danville, Ca and the house was built by Crowder Construction in Alamo, CA. Bill Woods of Danville is the architect.

Photography by Omaste Witkowski https://omaste-witkowski.pixels.com/ ~ Finding The Art In Architecture High Quality images can showcase a building and get a buyers attention quickly. My work has been Featured on various websites and in building portfolios. I have extensive experience in using my photography for advertising purposes both print and online. My photos are top quality and easy to work with. See more on https://omaste-witkowski.pixels.com/ I started working as an Architectural Photographer in 2003. Over the course of the last 12 years I have worked with Real Estate Professionals and Vacation Home Rentals to lease, rent and sell properties. I have also worked with Small Businesses, Custom Builders, Architects, and Interior Designers as a Photographer & Web Designer. As a result my Photographs have been featured on a variety of websites and in magazines including ( but not limited to) Fine Homebuilding, Green Source Magazine, Builder News, and Architectural Record.

Designed and Built by Xanadu Group

An extensive renovation to an existing "1950's modern" house brought bold colors, materials, and textures and added a second story. The existing windows were kept and a custom drop siding was milled from clear cedar to match the texture of the existing brick base. Douglas fir panels were used to form a top frieze, breaking down the scale of the residence. Exterior and interior materials include red oak floors, Douglas fir trim and doors, Indian slate tile, and glass.