Curious about what goes into a mid-century remodel? Take a look at how Steven Ehrlich of EYRC Architects remodeled the Schindler House on Ellis Avenue.

By designing homes and buildings intelligently, it’s possible for modern architects to preserve the natural landscape and beauty of the site.

Here’s how designing on the small scale allows us to refine and refocus the architectural design philosophy our residential projects are built upon.

This case study about our work on the Emerald Bay house demonstrates what it’s like to work with EYRC Architects on a residential design project.

The use of natural light is a major tenet of modern home design. Here are examples of homes with natural light that you can use for inspiration.

Are you curious about what California Modernism means in architecture? Here, we define the term and explain how it has influenced our philosophy.

Indoor-outdoor homes blur the boundaries between inside and out in order to allow homeowners to enjoy a life connected to nature.

These sketches from Steven Ehrlich during the design phase of the 700 Palms residence show how early inspiration and architectural concepts become reality.

Incorporating an interior courtyard into your home’s design can provide privacy, tranquility, and a connection to nature in today’s busy world.

A lot of consideration goes into identifying the materials used to construct a modern home. Here are 6 examples of houses which leverage unique materials.

California modern homes share a number of important characteristics. Here, we explore these principles to help you understand California modernism.