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American Home Designs : US Residential Property

Key Real Estate Developments in the USA – New Houses

post updated May 4, 2021

US Home Design

This page contains a selection of major American home designs, with links to individual residential property project pages. We’ve selected what we feel are the key American Houses, but building additions are always welcome. e-architect select what we feel are the key examples of American Home Design.

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

American Home Designs : projects from N-R (this page)

American House Designs : projects from S-Z

New American Homes – Recent Designs

US Residential Designs, chronological:

Dec 14, 2012
Oakpass Residence, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California
Design: Heusch Inc Architecture

photograph : Frederico Zignani
Oakpass Residence
Elegant Californian residence set up in the hills above LA – a “sleek modernist box wrapped in floor to ceiling glass”, 12 feet above the ground. This cleanly detailed house is set amongst oak trees and owned by the architect who designed it, lucky him!

Oct 5, 2012
Nakahouse, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California
Design: XTEN Architecture

photograph : Steve King
Nakahouse
Nakahouse is an abstract remodel of a 1960’s hillside home located on a West facing ridge in the Hollywood Hills, just below the Hollywood sign. To the South and West are views of the Beechwood Canyon; to the East is a protected natural ravine, with a view of Griffith Park Observatory in the distance.

May 30, 2012
PAS House, Malibu, Los Angeles, California
Architects: Francois Perrin and Gil Lebon Delapointe

photo : Mike Manzoori / Sam McGuire
Malibu House
The idea for the PAS House was to create a fully hybrid structure, finding the middle ground between a house and a skate park. As opposed to simply placing skateboarding elements inside a domestic environment or installing furniture inside a skate park, the notions behind the PAS House are fully integrated with the architecture.