Articles by Kaelan Burkett

Modern homes provide new responses to the unforgiving Massachusetts landscape.

A fenestration frenzy. These windows are meant to be looked at, not through.

These modern structures recall ancient tools for promoting civic dialogue and community engagement.

These structures made of wooden scaffolding suggest a new form of architecture that embodies the ver y act of construction.

These houses with blank white, solid façades transform architecture into abstract, 2-dimensional for ms.

Recycling old buildings offers architects opportunities to reanimate unique spaces, engage with arch itectural traditions, and build off the legacies of established sites.

These projects not only represent environmentally conscious approaches to pavilion-building — they m ake these alternative construction processes the very idea that they are designed to illustrate.

A new tradition of portable architecture is beginning to emerge, one that combines modern materials with ancient design solutions and practices.