Our new book KieranTimberlake: Inquiry has been selected as one of Phil Patton’s favorite books of 2011! Patton writes about design and cars for The New York Times. View the list here, and take a look inside the book here.

Underground additon, photo © Peter Aaron/ottoarchive.com

Our addition and renovation of Eero Saarinen's Morse and Ezra Stiles Colleges are featured in the November issue of Architectural Record.

James Timberlake is pleased to be serving as the international member of HOME New Zealand magazine’s Home of the Year jury. He sits alongside New Zealand judges Patrick Clifford of Architectus and Jeremy Hansen, Editor of HOME. “This is James’ first visit to New Zealand and we are privileged to have such a well-respected architect join us to help judge our 16th annual Home of the Year award,” explains HOME editor Jeremy Hansen, who organises the awards. Previous international judges of the award have included international architects Brendan MacFarlane, Glenn Murcutt, Charles Renfro, Kerstin Thompson and John Wardle.

James spoke earlier this month with Clare McCall of The New Zealand Herald, and via radio broadcast on April 18 on Afternoons with Jim Mora on Radio New Zealand.

He has two public lectures while in New Zealand, in Auckland on Monday 2 May at 6pm and in Wellington on Tuesday 3 May at 6pm. Tickets and more information are available at Ticketek, or at homenewzealand.blogspot.com

HOME New Zealand magazine’s Home of the Year award is announced at a gala event in August. The winning home and finalists in the award are featured in the August/September issue of HOME, on sale August 4.

The HOME New Zealand magazine Home of the Year award and James Timberlake’s visit are generously supported by Altherm Window Systems.

Hannah Kieschnick finds out what it means to be Modern at a school where old is gold, and tradition is king.

Morse has always been a new college. Constructed in 1961, Morse is less than thirty years younger than the original colleges, most of which were designed by John Gamble Rogers and built in the ’30s...Read Article

Design and nature form a harmonious alliance on the Maryland shore, where the architect Stephen Kieran and his wife Barbara live in a house inspired by the pine forest around them

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