50 US Architects: Residential + Planning

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50 US Architects: Residential + Planning (book)
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May 2, 2012
Low, flat-roofed house by Christian Arnold set into a wooded hillside in Old Briarcliff, seen across a leaf-covered lawn

50 US Architects: Residential + Planning, by Damir Sinovcic, was published in 2012 as a survey of residential and master planning work from across the country, with every state represented. Missouri’s entry is Christian Arnold of Clockwork Architecture + Design in Kansas City, on pages 174 to 177.

Faust Construction built the house Arnold and his wife Julie designed for their own family in Old Briarcliff: a modern home raised on a steep, triangular, wooded lot, with clerestory glass, a woven wood screen wall and a bamboo-screened deck set out among the trees. Dwell featured it in 2010 and Houzz profiled it in 2017.

See the Arnold project page, read Dwell’s piece on the house, or read about building in Kansas City, Missouri.

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50 US Architects: Residential + Planning (book)
By Damir Sinovcic. Architect: Christian Arnold, Clockwork Architecture + Design, Kansas City. Missouri entry, pages 174–177. ISBN 978-1-936344-04-8.