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Ken Dahlin
1950s living room photo in Chicago

This contemporary home was designed with cues from Prairie and Usonian styles. Open clerestory living on the main floor was accomplished with a hybrid of wood frame construction and structural steel moment frames. Home Features: 2 Custom fireplaces Full Interior Design Suspended staircase Bridge approach to front door

Photography: Anice Hoachlander, Hoachlander Davis Photography.
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Photo: Jason Snyder © 2014 Houzz
1960s concrete floor and brown floor family room library photo with no fireplace

Ken Dahlin
1950s exterior home photo in Chicago

This midcentury modern bathroom retained the original cabinetry but used fun glass tile accents and a turquoise sink for this kid's bathroom. A very dramatic room and the solid surface counters are special as well.

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Morningside Architects, LLP Contractor: Gilbert Godbold Photographer: Rick Gardner Photography
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Keeping the landscaping minimal allows the dynamics of the architecture to take center stage. In the evening, the house glows from within, offering yet another phase to its ever-changing environment. If money were no object, however, Bobbie has images of completely re-doing the entire grounds. "I'd love reflecting pools, new concrete hardscaping, core-ten steel details and amazing large scale minimalist sculptures," she states. "I really love the work of landscape architect Andrea Cochran. I'd hire her in a heartbeat." While future plans do entail new patio surfaces and more trees, the grounds of this Irwin Stein gem certainly offer a captivating view from any angle. Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2013 Houzz

Morningside Architects, LLP Contractor: Gilbert Godbold Photographer: Rick Gardner Photography
Huge transitional open concept light wood floor living room photo in Houston with white walls, a rumford fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv

Morningside Architects, LLP Contractor: Gilbert Godbold Photographer: Rick Gardner Photography
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Morningside Architects, LLP Contractor: Gilbert Godbold Photographer: Rick Gardner Photography
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Morningside Architects, LLP Contractor: Gilbert Godbold Photographer: Rick Gardner Photography
Mid-sized transitional light wood floor hallway photo in Houston with white walls

Screen porch interior
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1970's Deck House meets Usonian Style: Custom dining room addition to an existing 70's Deckhouse. The playful design was influenced by the Asian inspired unisonian style of Frank Lloyd Wright. The result was a creative "jewel box" that is reminiscent of a tree house structure within this deeply wooded lot. -JFF Design

The rear facade comes to life as the sun sets. The entire structure seems almost weightless, thanks to the use of concrete-block pillars. Rather than break up the the flow of the space with load bearing walls, the pillars carry the weight in a very discreet manner. Clerestory windows beneath the eaves give the impression of a floating roof, releasing light across the landscape. "One friend said our house looked like a spaceship ready for take-off when lit up at night and viewed from the street!" laughs Bobbie. Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2013 Houzz