We are excited to announce that Northwest Woods Residence is longlisted for Archello Awards 2026, chosen from over 2,000 entries.
Read more here: https://archello.com/news/archello-awards-2026-longlist-house-of-the-year-rural-large
We are excited to announce that Northwest Woods Residence is longlisted for Archello Awards 2026, chosen from over 2,000 entries.
Read more here: https://archello.com/news/archello-awards-2026-longlist-house-of-the-year-rural-large
“He Built a Place in the Hamptons for Under a Million by Going Modular: The Amagansett home was delivered to the site in seven pieces”
“The process showed him that “less is more,” [the owner] said. “There’s very little I’d change today if I did it again.””
Thanks to our client for opening his doors.
A Glass House on 165 Acres in Millbrook Hunt Country: https://www.thefullask.com/listings/365-tower-hill
Last week, we visited our MODERN MODULAR Sag Harbor Residence in New York for a punch list walkthrough with the contractor and client, and to review the overall progress of the project.
Below are a few photos from our most recent visit. The project is now very close to completion!
Click here to view the finished renderings of the project: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/sag-harbor-residence/
We were on-site this week to check on the progress of our Sag Harbor Residence!
Stone installation at the entry patio is coming along well. Inside, oak hardwood flooring has been installed and is awaiting its final coats of natural finish. Appliance installation is also underway.
Below are some photos from this visit.
Our MODERN MODULAR Sag Harbor Residence is in progress!
Basement framing is coming along well, while siding installation is underway. Both the interior and exterior fireplaces have been installed. With work progressing on the structure, finishes, and details, the house is continuing to take shape.
You can click here to see finished renderings of the project: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/sag-harbor-residence/
Last week, we visited our MODERN MODULAR Stone Ridge Residence in the Catskills for a punch list walkthrough with the contractor and client. A fresh layer of snow blanketed the site, highlighting the simple volume of the house and its siting on the sloping site.
The snow-covered backdrop accentuated the material palette: muted corrugated metal panels contrast with black accents, while a natural cedar celing adds warm, complementing to cabin-in-the-woods feel.
Click through to see how the house sits in the wooded, rocky landscape.
Click here to see finished renderings of the project: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/stone-ridge-residence/
AIA Westchester Hudson Valley awarded our Fenimore Road Renovation / Addition a design award last month. The project was a close collaboration with the owner, interior designer Farah Kathwari, and the contractor to restore and augment this midcentury home, originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright disciple Kaneji Domoto, who was both an architect and landscape architect.
Project Page: https://www.re4a.com/residential#/fenimore-road-addition-renovation/
We’re honored to have been included in Forbe’s 2025 list of America’s Top 200 Residential Architects. The selection process took over 10 months. Evaluation criteria was strongly based on a strong commitment to regional expression, to the reinforcement of local ‘sense of place’ through design.
Richard Olsen, the Senior Architecture Editor at Forbes, wrote an article about the competition titled ‘Architecture and the American House Now’ where he discusses the importance of place in architectural design:
“In the late 1990s, influential Finnish architect Juhani Pallasmaa warned of the arrival of an ‘era of omnipresent visual images’ and of the culture’s new ‘ocular bias’: ‘Instead of an existentially grounded plastic and spatial experience, architecture has adopted the psychological strategy of advertising and instant persuasion; buildings have turned into image products detached from existential depth and sincerity…’
Today, little more than a quarter-century later, Pallasmaa’s concerns seem almost quaint. We now reside in a world of image inundation, one whose repercussions are only beginning to be acknowledged. With a growing universe of image- and video-oriented social media, in both consumer and business use, there’s not just a bias toward the visual, but a full-blown psychological dependency on it. In architecture, part and parcel of the overabundance of image sources is the deterioration of the notion that architectural solutions ought to simply be local, growing from place.’
We submitted three projects for consideration, showing a range of sensibilities and approaches to the notion of site and place, along with a firm profile showing the range and volume of RES4’s residential works. Click the links below to see our submission PDFs.
Fenimore Road Renovation / Addition: A renovation / addition to a midcentury home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright disciple, architect, and landscape architect Kaneji Domoto, adapted for a modern family lifestyle.
Lido Beach House II: A MODERN MODULAR prefab home lifted for the floodplain and to optimize ocean views and breezes, while being deferential to the cozy beach community.
Millbrook Residence: A luxury modern home and pool house perched atop a hill overlooking the property’s private polo field and long valley views.
Our MODERN MODULAR Lido Beach House II is featured in ‘Fascination Seaside Living - Architecture and Design’ published by Swiss Publisher Braun. The book showcases thirty-five seaside houses from Europe and America. Each demonstrates a particular living condition with earth, water and air.
Lido Beach House II is lifted for beach views and salty breezes at the living space and outdoor spaces, while attempting to be deferential to the cozy beachside neighborhood.
Project Page: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/lido-beach-house-ii-2/
Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/Fascination-Seaside-Living-Architecture-Design/dp/3037682965
Braun Page: https://www.braun-publishing.ch/en/architecture/fascination-seaside-living.html
We are excited to announce that Riverhead House is longlisted for Archello Awards 2024, chosen from over 1,000 entries.
Read more here: https://archello.com/news/archello-awards-2024-longlist-house-of-the-year-rural-medium
The decks are now framed up. This deck will be enclosed as a screened porch. Up in the tree canopy the living spaces evoke the sense of being in a treehouse.
To see finished renderings of the project: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/stone-ridge-residence/
Our Belmar Residence, a block from the beach, will be wrapping up in the next couple months.
Pairing some progress photos from a recent site visits and earlier renderings, you can now really get a sense of how the house fits within the neighboring context AND what a great space the large roof deck will be, designed to capture whatever water and beach views we could.
Most of the siding and decking are in place now, and the cedar slatting and trim details are in progress. The slatted details serve both practical and aesthetic purposes. They offer some privacy at the decks from the street, while maintaining a sense of lightness and openness, and they work to break down the volumetric form, providing relief and detail. The trellis (or brise soleil) over the second floor windows will also offer shade, to reduce solar gains inside the house.
To see more: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/belmarresidence/
We are thrilled to announce that Resolution: 4 Architecture has made Architizer's list of the 100 Best Architecture and Design Firms in the United States!
Read more here: 100 Best Architecture and Design Firms in the United States
We're excited to share an update for our gut renovation and rear extension of a beautiful Upper East Side townhouse, built in 1891. High-performance European windows and precast concrete sills have just been installed at the rear extension, which also features new custom brickwork to complement the surrounding context. The new extension responds to the critical need for additional space to make this home—built on a narrow, 15'-wide lot—comfortable for the owners, a young family of four.
Roof framing is also underway. The contractor is currently repairing the existing wood joists (which may be as old as 133 years) and 'sistering' them with new wood joists for added strength. New steel beams were craned unto the roof and channeled into the existing brick party walls, providing additional support for a new landscaped roof terrace and light-filled stair bulkhead.
We're looking forward to sharing for more updates on this project soon.
On the set day for our MODERN MODULAR Stone Ridge Residence, the set crew arrived at 7am to begin preparations, and the crane was setup by by 8:30am. The four boxes were delivered to a staging area near the site the day before. The first box was lifted at 9:30 am, and the last one was placed at 12:30 pm. The entire setting process was completed in just 3 hours with a small, but very efficient crew. With modular construction, the building time is significantly reduced compared to traditional methods. The house is expected to be completed within the next four months, by early fall.
To see finished renderings of the project, see more here: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/stone-ridge-residence/
Set Photos
Set in Time-Lapse
Basement Space Transition During Set
Surrounded by trees filtering dappled light onto the site, this two-bedroom, two-bath retreat offers a tranquil setting for its owners. The design provides connection to the outdoors with the implementation of multiple covered deck spaces. Natural light is abundant inside as a result of the butterfly roof design that allows for tall ceilings and clerestory windows.
Read article here: https://archello.com/project/wisconsin-cabin
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/prefab#/wisconsin-cabin/
Bridgehampton, NY – We visited our MODERN MODULAR Bridgehampton house this spring and captured some photos of the treehouse playhouse we designed after the house was completed. Made from cedar slats stained to match the house, the playhouse incorporates all the key items from the kids’ wishlists and more, including a firepole, cargo net tunnel and hammock, rope ladder, hiding places, and lookout points!
Find out more about the house here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/bridgehampton-house-1/
We're excited to share some progress photos of the construction at our Gramercy Apartment renovation, which will be wrapping up in the next couple months.
In a recent visit, we were able to see the unique lighting details and the millwork installation coming together. Custom millwork features a palette of walnut, steel, and white marble. Integral LED lighting can be found throughout the ceiling coves and millwork, providing luxurious accent lighting in each space.
To see more: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/gramercy-apartment/