Charleston Coup
was asked to turn “probably the ugliest house in Charleston” into the proverbial swan, he was both thrilled and apprehensive. “It’s a dream to have a client who gives you an open book,” he says of the instruction
The Circuitous Journey of an Early Prototype for U.S. Affordable Housing
The Aluminaire House started with a small budget and a big dream. Architects A. Lawrence Kocher (6, right), a longtime Architectural Record editor, and Albert Frey (6, left), a former apprentice of Le Corbusier, designed the full-scale model as a cas
