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American Residences : US Residential Property
Key real estate developments USA. Contemporary United States house designs.
post updated August 5, 2025
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American Residences Designs
This page contains a selection of major American residential building designs, with links to individual project pages. We’ve selected what we feel are the key American Houses, but building additions are always welcome.
We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of American Residences. We aim to include projects that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both.
We cover completed US residential buildings, new property designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across the USA. The focus is on contemporary US properties but information on traditional houses is also welcome.
We have 5 pages of American Residential Architecture selections with links to many individual project pages.
American Houses : main page with key residences + new residential designs
American Homes : projects from A-F
American Residences : projects from G-M (this page)
American Home Designs : projects from N-R
American House Designs : projects from S-Z
New US Residences – Recent Designs
US Residential Designs, chronological:
Lake Union Float Home, Seattle – added Jan 17, 2012
Designs Northwest Architects
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photograph : Ben Benschneider
This Seattle home inhabits what was one of the last unoccupied slips. The Seattle Houseboat and Float Home community is unique: the residents share access and live in close proximity to one another, yet there is a community diversity that is unrivalled.
House in Columbia County, NY
Design: Toshiko Mori Architect PLLC
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photo : Iwan Baan
Perched on a cliff in upstate New York, the House in Columbia County is designed to dramatize its relationship to the surrounding landscape. The glazed western façade opens onto stunning views extending fifty miles to the Hudson River, while the eastern façade nestles partially below the nearby woods.
M_House, NY : EPIPHYTE Lab
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picture from architects studio
The M_House system is intended for the design and fabrication of ecologically friendly homes. It uses an assembly process in which prefabricated panels and ribs are brought together to form prefabricated modules which are then shipped to the site and joined.
Houses of Sagaponac, Long Island, NY : Brown Harris Stevens + Restored Frank Lloyd Wright House
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picture from architects firm
Lake Superior Weekend House, Minnesota : Julie Snow Architects
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photo : Peter Kerze
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New American Residences
US Residence Designs, alphabetical:
Greenwich house, Connecticut
Design: Austin Patterson Disston Architects
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photo : David Sundberg/ESTO
Hermosa Beach house, CA
Design: XTEN Architecture
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photograph : Art Gray
Holley House, Garrison, New York
Design: hMa – hanrahanMeyers architects
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photo : Michael Moran
Hollywood Hills house, CA
Design: XTEN Architecture
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photograph : Art Gray
Hollywood House, California
Design: Platform For Architecture + Research (PAR)
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image from architects
HSU House, Ithaca, New York
Design: EPIPHYTE Lab Architects
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picture : Susan & Jerry Kaye
L2Q House Seattle, Washington
Architect: Peter Cohan
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image : Thomas M. Barwick Photography
Mercer Island House, Washington
Architect: COOP15
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photo © Jamie Cobeldick
Mojave Desert Houses, California
Platform For Architecture + Research
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image from architects
Montecito Residence, California
Design: Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen
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image from architect
More contemporary US Residences designs online soon
Location: USA
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Architectural Designs
Architecture
American House 08, Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
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image from CAA
Contemporary American House
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American Architecture Designs
American Architectural Designs – recent selection from e-architect:
America Architecture News – latest building updates
Buildings / photos for the American Residences pages welcome