To visit a home is to step inside another person’s idea of living. We’ve begun a series that explores houses that have shaped our sense of what it means to live well. Each home is also a place encountered in time and memory — spaces that speak quietly through their presence, revealing how design frames the rhythms of daily life.

 

Taken together, these precedents form a personal atlas of housing: lessons drawn not only from plans and sections, but from the felt experience of being there.