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House in Wellesley / 1100 Architect

ArchDaily

Karsh Alumni and Visitors Center at Duke

Centerbrook Architects & Planners

ENTRA Magazine

Alex Gorlin explains his objective for a house above the Hudson Valley

A Portraitist of Homes Remakes His Own

Peter Aaron and Brooke Allen's 1878 Italianate house is a symmetrical box, except for an old kitchen addition, which they recently renovated

Hudson Passive Project Dennis Wedlick Architect

BarlisWedlick Reinvents a Suburban New York Landmark as a Private Wellness Retreat

In Armonk, New York, BarlisWedlick Architects converted a land­ marked 1961 house by Jens Quistgaard into a private wellness retreat. Photography by Peter Aaron/Otto.

New Canaan House by Joel Sanders

Architectural Record Magazine

Architectural Digest: Richard Donner Maui House

Going Wilde

The Magazine Antiques

Beyond the Assignment

Industrial Zombie

Adam Kalkin

Container Houses and Push Button House 908-696-1999

Turning an Apartment Building Into a House - WSJ

Manhattan Transfer

An Art Deco-inspired Penthouse Updates 1930's Style

Interior Design October 2017

Observer

Brooklyn Museum Has a Pristine Postmodernist Apartment Tucked Away in Storage

GRETCHEN BELLINGER “A GOOD TEXTILE IS LIKE A PEARL NECKLACE

Elle Decor Italia | “Simple, elegant, timeless”. We interview the queen of textile design, who brought architecture into patterns

Spectrum

Thomas Cole National Historic Site

Bar House by Audrey Matlock Architect

East Hampton, New York

The grands crus of Bordeaux in the summer of '69

Main Street Magazine

The Eye of the Beholder

Syria Before the Deluge

Center For Architecture March 28 - July 13

A Traveller’s Record of Syrian Monuments Before the War

The New Yorker

In Venice, Peter Aaron's Photographs Memorialize Ancient Monuments in Syria Destroyed by War

Architectural Digest

The Architect's Newspaper

Syria Before the Deluge is a poignant photographic journey through prewar Syria By MATTHEW MARANI • December 6, 2018

In Venice, the stones of Syria

The Magazine Antiques

See the Palmyra We Can Never Get Back | TIME