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A focus on the architectural and interior design of an apartment of a Manhattan couple, which is a reflection of past and present trends, is presented.

The details of designing of a villa for a couple in Los Angeles, which was built with inspiration from the sunshine of California, are discussed.

An insight into the details of a house, built and expanded with rich architectural design in Ohio, is presented. The rich furnishings designed for the house are presented.

The details of architectural design of a house in Santa Fe, owned by a Texas couple, which reflects rich sculpture, are discussed.

The details of transformation of an old house, near the bay, with reconstruction of interiors and preservation of the exterior appearance by a San Fransisco couple, are discussed.

Focus on a boathouse at Southampton, which is converted to a weekend resort, is presented. An insight into the interior designs and furnishings is also presented.

A focus on the interior designing style of New York based, designer, Dorothy Draper is presented. The museum of the city of New York, reflects the architectural style of Draper.

Architectural design partners, J. Brian Sawyer and John Berson, discuss the exquisitely designed house built at Bridgehampton beach, using mahogany, steel, sandstone and glass.

Photographer Julius Shulman's photos of the Southern Californian architecture are presented. Julius Schulman's photos highlight the architecture and buildings of California, which show the dreams of California that were realized by the architects in a unique contemporary way.

Frank Lloyd Wright was probably the greatest architect of the 19th century and even in the 20th century, his contribution to American architecture is valued. His designs epitomize Jeffersonian ideals of free-standing architecture and unify the chaos in 20th century architectural concepts.

This month we devote most our forum section to a long, but we think, important review of the current design scene by Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Ada Louise Huxtable. It is […]

Cuban born architect, Rene Gonzalez, discusses about the designs he created for museums and galleries in Miami. He feels that the guiding element underlying his work is the artwork, which is on display.