Krueger Architects brings you the latest news and information about design, architecture, and construction for luxury homes and bespoke commercial properties in Southern California. We cover design ideas, trends, project updates, and important changes to building codes and ordinances.
Krueger Architects takes top honors in the newly released Top 100 Luxury Home Architects from BOND Custom. Listed among only 13 other California Architects, Krueger Architects designs luxury homes for […]
The first meeting with a client starts with questions. I ask, “How are you going to interact with the space?” and “How can I enhance your lifestyle with an indoor-outdoor […]
Architects Creating Homes’ has awarded Krueger Architects two of their design excellence in residential design awards for 2018. The ArCH Design Excellence in Residential Design is an international competition and […]
The California Energy Commission has ruled that by 2020 solar panels will be required on all new homes with limited exemptions. For many people this may seem sudden. You may […]
Green roofs, also known as vegetated roof covers or eco-roofs, consist of layers of living vegetation installed on top of conventional flat or sloping roofs. While pondering design options for […]
Saturday Night’s episode of the long running and iconic late night comedy troupe, SNL brought a visit by Barbie™ to the Compartés Chocolate Shop in Westfield Century City. The funny […]
Let’s face it, garage doors serve a utilitarian function. But for many architects and homeowners, the garage door is one of the least glamorous aspects of a home—-and for good reason. Most garage doors are simply ugly and uninspired. More often than not, they can detract from the overall design of the home.
One of the fundamental ways architects think about design is how the structure will interact with the land and the environment. Unlike the needs for mass GI housing after WWII, […]
Breathtaking, long-range and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean are the highlight of our project in Las Canoas. We are turning the steep hillside into usable space with a multi-tiered, […]
It’s important as an Architect or any professional involved in design, to expand your aesthetic references. I’ve shared in this blog in the past my travels throughout California and how […]
