Historic opulence and modern comforts coalesce in the ca. 1870s Riley Mansion.

Jones & Boer Architects design a breathtaking mansion proving that craftsmanship and a sense of timelessness are still valued and achievable in today’s age.

Robert A. M. Stern Architects designs Courier Square taking cues from Charleston’s historic buildings.

This newly-designed classical home in Wisconsin features thoughtfully-placed windows that highlight the surrounding wooded landscape.

Eric Inman Daum Architect designs a private mausoleum for both introspective contemplation and life-celebrating gatherings.

The Ramble Hotel embodies informed design made manifest by visionaries and craftsmen committed to building a legacy.

Architect Susan Rochelle’s Lowcountry house combines historical integrity and amenities of comfortable modern-day living.

One of the capitol’s oldest and most prestigious homes, the Decatur House has been remade—in its own image.

Tim Barber, Ltd., a prominent Los Angeles architecture firm, breathes new life into a storied estate formerly owned by Hollywood icon Orson Welles for a couple and their daughter.

With woodlands to the east and an open meadow to the west, this Bulfinch award-winning landscape is classically designed, by Dan Gordon Landscape Architects, to be in harmony with its history and surroundings.

Donald Lococo Architects modernizes a traditional home in the nation’s capital while elevating its classic grandeur.

Focusing on proportion and purpose, architect Tom Kligerman, of Ike Kligerman Barkley, brings an early 20th-century gem out of the shadows and into the light.

Historical Concepts designs luxury apartments that reflect the Durham, North Carolina, neighborhood’s industrial past.

Ferguson & Shamamian recreate the vocabulary of an original Spanish Colonial house in Santa Monica.

Ken Tate is inspired by Palladio’s Basilica and work in the Veneto for this urban villa in New Orleans.

TS Adams Studio designs a Low-Country French Creole cottage that meets a planned community’s architectural guidelines.

Albert Righter & Tittmann designs a modern interpretation of a shingle-style home for a multi-generational family.

A Shaker-inspired farmhouse created by Jones & Boer Architects is a striking composition against a bucolic backdrop in Maryland.

Bulfinch Award Winner LeBlanc Jones Landscape Architects strikes its mark again on the former country home of Isabella Stewart Gardner.

Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects is restoring a 3-acre garden, as part of the estate’s greater evolution from farmstead to country estate to public park.

Architect Frank Neely designs a new timeless Tudor in Atlanta.

To mitigate the formality of a house on Lake Placid, G.P. Schafer Architect turns to classical design and vernacular forms for inspiration. The result is a comfortable, casual, and gracious house on the shore.

Once home to Henry and Clara Ford, Fair Lane is undergoing a restoration of epic proportions.

After two decades, the restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Darwin D. Martin House nears completion.