Residential Architecture

Residential architecture across the United States defines a constantly evolving dialogue between design, lifestyle, and place. From sculptural penthouses in New York and Los Angeles to contemporary coastal residences and skyline-defining developments, this section explores how leading architects and developers are reshaping modern living in the USA.

With occasional projects extending into key cities across the wider Americas, including Canada and Mexico, the focus remains firmly on the United States and its role as a global driver of residential design innovation. Each featured project highlights material refinement, spatial clarity, and the relationship between interior experience and architectural form.

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The Delmore by Zaha Hadid Architects
The Delmore by Zaha Hadid Architects

Discover The Delmore in Surfside, Florida, by Zaha Hadid Architects — a sculptural oceanfront landmark blending innovative design, luxury living, and panoramic views.

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Lantern House by Heatherwick Studio: Reimagining the Bay Window for a New York Icon
Lantern House by Heatherwick Studio: Reimagining the Bay Window for a New York Icon

In a city synonymous with steel and glass, Lantern House by Heatherwick Studio emerges as a refreshing tribute to both permanence and personality. The residential development is located in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, beside the High Line at West 18th Street—a site that posed both opportunities and challenges for the studio’s first residential project in New York.

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130 William, New York
130 William, New York

Developed by the real estate firm Lightstone, 130 William is set to make a bold impression on the already dazzling downtown New York skyline. Instead of opting for the glass façade typical of such structures, Adjaye Associates drew inspiration from the city’s architectural history. The building features a bespoke, hand-cast façade that offers a modern twist on the classic stonework found in Manhattan's historic buildings.

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