
Stories of Place
Sir John Soane: A London Penthouse Reimagined for Air Quality
Examining how Sir John Soane’s principles of material honesty in Georgian London offer a blueprint for contemporary concerns about indoor air quality, particularly in modern urban dwellings.
16 Aug 2026

Colour & Palette
Cycladic Fortified Farms: Lath, Light, and Defensive Woodwork
Exploring the architectural heritage of Cycladic fortified farmhouses, or pyrgos, reveals how their construction, particularly using lath and plaster, integrates natural light strategies with defensive design.
2 Aug 2026

Landmark Stories
Bayou Loft: Lath, Plaster, and the Auditory Echoes of Conversion
Exploring a Georgian industrial loft conversion in the Louisiana bayou, where traditional lath and plaster techniques refine acoustic comfort within repurposed spaces.
31 Jul 2026

Stories of Place
New York Penthouse: Biophilic Detail in Art Deco Plasterwork
Art Deco penthouses in New York City often transcended mere aesthetic; they integrated biophilic principles through refined lath and plaster craftsmanship, fostering indoor wellbeing.
25 Jul 2026

Light & Atmosphere
Bayou Longhouse: Adaptive Design in Louisiana's Wetlands
The bayou longhouse adapts a traditional Scandinavian building typology to the specific climatic and environmental demands of Louisiana's lowlands, prioritizing seasonal liveability.
12 Jul 2026

Architecture Travel
Gothic Revival Hammams in New England: A Confluence of Style and Craft
This article explores the rare intersection of Ottoman hammam typology with 19th-century New England Gothic Revival architecture, analyzing how local craftspeople adapted traditional styles and materials.
5 Jul 2026
