Situated on a previously overgrown bluff site in Mattituck, NY, our MODERN MODULAR North Fork Bluff House is a 5,100 square-foot prefabricated home with panoramic views toward Long Island Sound.
Read article here: https://archello.com/project/north-fork-bluff-house-2
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/north-fork-bluff-house-3/
Photos for our ongoing apartment renovation located near Gramercy Park in Manhattan. The primary living space features a series of cove-lit cedar coffers, which were closely coordinated with the HVAC ductwork and integrated LED lighting. Precise design, engineering, and construction all working together.
To see more: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/gramercy-apartment/
Our MODERN MODULAR prefab home in the Berkshires was just featured on Archdaily. The West Stockbridge Residence capitalizes on the modular nature of construction; the floor plan is broken into a series of volumes that slip in the landscape, providing opportunities for a courtyard deck, private and varied views, and more glazing on the facade.
Access publication here: https://www.archdaily.com/1010720/west-stockbridge-residence-resolution-4-architecture?utm_source=offices&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=just-published
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/west-stockbridge-residence-featured/
A recent site visit to our Belmar Beach House, scheduled for completion Spring 2024. Framing is up, and steel structure has been placed. Beautiful ocean view from the 3rd floor roof deck.
To see more: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/belmarresidence/
This project in Mamaroneck, NY is a full renovation and addition to a house originally designed by Kaneji Domoto, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright who was both an architecture and landscape architect.
Access publication here: https://restlessliving.com/shop/volume-185
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/fenimore-road-addition-renovation-featured/
This project in Mamaroneck, NY is a full renovation and addition to a house originally designed by Kaneji Domoto, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright who was both an architecture and landscape architect.
Read article here: https://www.archdaily.com/1003623/fenimore-road-addition-and-renovation-resolution-4-architecture
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/fenimore-road-addition-renovation-featured/
This MODERN MODULAR prefab includes a wraparound pool overlooking the dunes in Amagansett.
Read article here: https://archello.com/project/whalers-residence
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/whalers-residence-featured/
Today, we celebrate a significant milestone in the story of RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE.
On this day, 20 years ago, both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal highlighted our winning entry for the Dwell Home Design Invitational— a modular home with 2,400 square feet divided among five prefabricated modules—propelling RES4 into the spotlight.
The Dwell Home has become a precedent in demonstrating the opportunities of prefabricated building technology in terms of environmental factors, quality and efficiency of building, and the cost and speed of construction and design.
Considered the “Holy Grail” for modern prefab enthusiasts by the Wall Street Journal, the design and fabrication of the Dwell Home reignited enthusiasm for the promise of prefab in America and abroad.
Having designed over 120 prefab homes from Maine to Hawaii using modular, panelized, and hybrid methods of delivery, RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE is considered one of the most prolific prefab architects practicing today, not only impacting advances within the profession, but also academic research into new methods of integrated design and prefabrication.
In the 2003 Wall Street journal article, Daniel Akst wrote, “They hope to have the house in place by early next year, but of course what they really hope is that this will be just the beginning.”
See more of the project here: https://www.re4a.com/prefab#/dwell-home/
Photos from a recent site visit to this new Modern Modular project in East Hampton; construction will wrap up within the next few months. The pool’s been poured. Decks are being constructed this week; ipe decking was delivered while we were there. Stucco ceiling work will continue next week, which will have a big impact, lightening the covered spaces considerably. Custom stair fabrication is also in progress. We can’t wait to see those skylights in a finished space!
See more of the project here: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/great-oak-residence/
We were mentioned as an expert on the Redfin blog! Check out the article we were featured in: Timeless Architecture: How to Create a Space that Stands the Test of Time
“We believe that good architecture utilizes the timeless concepts of procession, framed views, and connection to nature,” shares RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE in New York, NY. “Your arrival begins even before you walk through the door with a procession that takes you across a series of thresholds as subtle as a few steps up to a covered deck, or as pronounced as a bridge to the front door. Throughout the building, the architecture frames views of the surroundings establishing a connection to nature. Not only does this external connection exist, but also within the building itself, natural materials such as wood, stone, and concrete are used as timeless building elements.”
Read the full article here: Timeless Architecture: How to Create a Space that Stands the Test of Time
Located on a wooded site in the northwest corner of Connecticut, the Sharon Residence is a 1,892-square-foot prefabricated home with views towards the Housatonic Valley.
See here: https://www.dwell.com/home/sharon-residence-58a436c0
See more of the project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/sharon-residence-1/
Photos from a recent site visit post-modular set. The living space was opened up, and the roof deck structure was being constructed.
See more of the project here: https://www.re4a.com/in-progress#/great-oak-residence/
Located on a wooded site in the northwest corner of Connecticut, the Sharon Residence is a 1,892-square-foot prefabricated home with views towards the Housatonic Valley.
Read article here: https://www.archdaily.com/993883/sharon-residence-resolution-4-architecture
See more of project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/sharon-residence-1/
Read article here: https://www.dezeen.com/2022/10/27/res4-modular-lido-beach-house-new-york/
See more about project here: https://www.re4a.com/featured#/lido-beach-house-ii-2/
