RD Residential Design – 26 Digital Magazine Bundle

Welcome to Residential Design magazine.

Although a relatively new publication, we are already award-winning, including the national 2019 G.D. Crain Jr. Award for editorial excellence in business journalism from the Jesse H. Neal Awards/Connectiv and a 2020 Jesse H. Neal Award for Best Single Issue of a Magazine. RD has a distinguished lineage that began with the long-running Residential Design + Build magazine. Among our sister publications are Qualified Remodeler and Kitchen & Bath Design News, also longstanding leaders in the professions they serve. We are all part of SOLA Group, Inc.

RD is a fresh take on a subject we all hold near and dear to our hearts: residential architecture and construction. Creating something so important is more than a trade, it’s a calling. The architects and builders who answer that call share a special passion for the work and it drives all that you do.

We’re here to fuel that passion and to provide the high-level, substantive information you need to make your clients’ individual dreams come true. We believe that “design” isn’t just a noun, it’s a verb—an ongoing effort among all the pros involved in a custom residential project. That’s why we focus on more than just pretty pictures of pretty houses. We love houses, too, and we show the best. But we also care about how the pros, the process, and the products align to perfect their form and function. We’re committed to providing indispensable insight and expert guidance into the practice of residential architecture and construction.

RD’s Favorite Vacation Homes 2021

We’ve updated one of our most popular online features with more vacation homes that we’ve run in the past year. Now, more than ever, we fantasize about exchanging the four walls we’ve

Case Study: Baboolal Residence by Arielle C. Schechter Architect

Yes, there are custom residential projects where money truly is no object, but those are the exceptions to the rule. Unless your clients are bitcoin billionaires, there’s a limit to how much

AIA CRAN Essay: Bringing Work Back Home

As the events of the pandemic began to unfold last spring, the discussion among my fellow CRAN members was that, despite the human and economic tragedies surrounding us, residential architects were seeing

Case Study: Merrilee Lane by Max Levy Architect

“The most common building type in America is a modest house in a modest neighborhood, and yet architecture seldom results from that,” says Max Levy, FAIA. “I always wanted to do that