A Long View: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Explores 15 Residential Designs Across North America

A Long View examines the residential design legacy of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson through fifteen private homes in the United States and Canada. The book features a curated selection of residences completed between 2016 and 2026, illustrating the firm's evolution across a wider range of geographic regions and new material expressions. This phase of work is led by an emerging group of design voices within BCJ, continuing the firm's deeply collaborative and human-centric design ethos. The featured homes exist in diverse environments: from a rustic retreat in the Ontario wilderness to the transformation of an existing house in Pittsburgh into a container of light; from a house embedded in an artemisia-covered hill in Wyoming to a delicate wood-framed guest cabin on a remote island in the Pacific Northwest. Each project resonates within its unique circumstances of client, place, and material. The publication was released on October 15, 2026, and was originally reported by ArchDaily. The book underscores BCJ's ongoing commitment to site-specific, materially driven residential architecture across North America.