Articles by James Bartolacci

Conceived of as a habitable sculpture, Not Vital's minimalist, subterranean residence was a hand-car ved labor of love.

The weight and presence of Brutalist concrete is being embraced by architects designing modern relig ious structures.

With pristine forms and impeccable detailing, the Olnick Spanu House is an ode to the architectural icons of the 1950s.

Thanks to these architects, next generation of mobile homes look more like chic abodes than a house on wheels.

Spain has seen a rise in the number of novel architectural solutions to help combat its growing hous ing crisis.

Alchemy Architects' compact residences sit harmoniously within their settings, while yielding a mini mal carbon (and physical) footprint.

Whether a gently rolling hill or rocky steep terrain, a sloped site provides a compelling setting on which to build a house.

You don't need raw concrete to achieve cool minimalist architecture — try timber instead.

These affordable housing projects seek to do more than simply create decent spaces for living.