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CMSA ARCHITECTS
Recent Insights

CMSA ARCHITECTS
Recent Insights

Form, Function and Structure in Ancient and Modern Architecture

When we talk about Architecture, especially contemporary or mid-century architecture, the shapes and forms, the aesthetic, stunning, timeless, and clean appearance, are among the most important aspects of the building we want to create with our design. However, the aesthetic appearance was not always the most important part of [...]

The Relationship Between a Building, the Environment, and the Occupants Inside

For as long as humans have roamed this Earth, they have developed shelters to protect themselves from the elements. These shelters later developed into homes, and over time people discovered techniques to not only make these homes livable, but also increasingly more comfortable, learning to utilize the outside environment to [...]

A Drafter’s Perspective: Experiencing Homebuilding for the First Time

Architecture is an exercise in precision, vision, and problem-solving. Every home begins as an idea—an intricate composition of structure, proportion, and materiality. As architects, we shape these ideas into reality, meticulously detailing each element to ensure harmony between form and function. But for all the years spent refining plans and [...]

Art Underfoot: The Role of Flooring in High-End Residential Design

Architecture is a discipline of intention—every line, every material selection, and every spatial arrangement contributes to the larger narrative of a home. While walls and ceilings shape volume and light, the foundation of a space—the flooring—grounds the design, providing both functional durability and aesthetic cohesion. Too often, floors are relegated [...]

The Elegance of Minimalist Design in Modern Homes

Luxury residential architecture is at its best when design is intentional, refined, and deeply connected to the way people live. Minimalism presents a compelling approach—one that emphasizes clarity, proportion, and a seamless flow of space. More than just an aesthetic, it’s a thoughtful way of shaping serene and harmonious environments. [...]

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