CTC&G showcases the variety of architecture in Connecticut—and shatters stereotypes. While many think that our only architecture style is the Colonial, CTC&G has featured many other styles that dot our state’s landscape. From houses that have unexpected elements to one that turns; those that are sustainable (topped off with rooftop garden) to the traditional Colonials that have been updated for modern-day living and barns that reflect our agrarian history; and lastly, those from the Harvard Five that gave rise to mid-century modernism, we have highlighted them all. From Long Island Sound to the foothills of the Berkshires, they all have a sense of place.
“The New Canaan Continuum” (October 2004)
“The New Canaan Continuum” (October 2004)
“Revolution In Design” (May 2006)
“Revolution In Design” (May 2006)
“Poured in Place” (October 2005)
“Poured in Place” (October 2005)
“Architecture in Motion” (June 2005)
“Architecture in Motion” (June 2005)
“Vantage Point” (November 2012)
“Vantage Point” (November 2012)
