To answer to modern-day needs, Kwong Von Glinow switches up the traditional American home
The practice’s latest residential project, a house in Chicago, reflects the changing – increasingly communal – role of the home space.
At Ardmore House, a 3,100-sq-ft family home in Chicago, you’ll see something
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