
Pediment Proportions: The Triangle That Gives a House Away
Architect Oleg Reznikov explains pediment proportions: classical pitch, cornice depth and tympanum, why a steep pediment cheapens a house, plus a checklist.
Articles in this section — from the studio design and construction practice. Total: 27.

Architect Oleg Reznikov explains pediment proportions: classical pitch, cornice depth and tympanum, why a steep pediment cheapens a house, plus a checklist.

Carry on building through winter or shut the site down until April: the four conditions for winter works, what a proper shutdown covers and what downtime…

A flat roof in winter fails on water, not snow. Snow loads, falls, heated outlets and emergency overflows — the full checklist to close before October.

A single-storey mansion of 800 m²: the plot you need, why one level costs 10–15% more, 160 tonnes of snow on the roof and the three…

When an old mansion is worth saving: the technical survey, the real economics of renovation, five signs to keep it and the myths that cost houses…

How a multigenerational house plan really works: autonomous wings, privacy, 60 dB acoustics, a lift shaft built into the structure and the true 8-15% cost.

When to close the building envelope: a month-by-month calendar, the classic wintering mistakes, and why December glazing costs you four months of finishing.

Why architects in Provence are bringing domes back to private homes? We analyze toplight, residence silhouette, client mistakes, and studio approach.

Is a dome over the living room a main gesture or project failure? We analyze a real villa case, cost, and why complexity is becoming an…
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