This second volume documenting the residential work of Anthony Ames follows "Five Houses," presenting his continuing airy, minimal work--both built and planned--via sketches, drawings, models and photographs. His beautifully designed structures investigate, thoughtfully and critically, the discipline of architecture as practiced in the modern idiom. Ames maintains an architectural practice in Atlanta, Georgia, and spends part of his time in New York City; he graduated from Georgia Tech and the Harvard Graduate School of Design and has taught at 11 universities and lectured at many more: accordingly, his practice ranges across a wide geographic area, whose challenges provide deep insights into the craftsmanship and execution of his progressive design concepts. Ames, a fellow of the American Academy in Rome and of the American Institute of Architects, has received numerous awards and been widely published.