JB writes, "I'd buy one. Click on Products then Hermit's Cabin."

Analemma via ericalba.org.

William R. Yelland, maker of warm houses people like, not the cold modernist cubes people hate, according to yesterday's Architext. Also Cliff May and Carr Jones.

This is great. Ikea clobbers Breuer.

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72 x 84, our king size bed...

Along the lines of Rudofsky's vernacular architecture, we have caterina's finds.

Thick profile fake, fake, fake roofing...

Internship issues.

Read this in architect thing.

These stock plans look outstanding.

Malorama wrote about an artsfartsy interview.

Thumbnails of concrete and masonry details. This one looks especially good for retaining wall.

Requirement is to get religion over retaining wall to slab detail. Religion. More religion.

Off-the-grid special house. Does it really cost only $600,000? Is it really only 3,000 sq. ft.?

Cottage, 700 sq. ft. This one is smaller. Here is a simple design. Elaborate, but not in the sense of modern and big.

McMansions and an account of why they are so much fun. Well some like em porky. Many principled articles, but not too many little cottages, and even those, $50,000.

These proposals for WTC are decent.

Here are the six (6) designs for the World Trade Center that went nowhere.

“Do you want to work on sandcastles for money?”

“No.”