It Was Back to the Literal Drawing Board When These Two Architects Imagined Their Own Home
By Nancy KeatesFollow | By Nancy KeatesFollow |Nov. 29, 2023 5:30 am ETNov. 29, 2023 5:30 am ET
Eschewing technology, this couple used hand-drawn schematics and physical models to design their dream home in Minneapolis
Joan Soranno and John Cook, both architects, call this contemporary home they designed for themselves on Lake of the Isles in Minneapolis the Analog House because they used old-school methods of drafting the plans by hand, instead of using computer-generated drawings, and building physical models.
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