Windows

When walls are thick, you need wide extention jambs and a deep stool by Chris Whalen

A box-bay window brings light into a bath that includes a sliding medicine cabinet and curved mahogany trimby Alan Jencks

A change in a ranch's ridgeline transforms a suburban house without disturbing the neighborhoodby Frank Riepe

A Toronto architect updates a traditional cottage for his office and adds a modern three-story home, but you'd never know it from the streetby John O'Connor

Opening up two walls created a welcome connection among kitchen, dining room, and gardenby Jerri Holan

A cramped ‘60s colonial opens up with French doors, more windows, and wider passagewaysby Steve Aitken

Five steps, four hours, one window, zero messby Rick Arnold

Lay out the curved plates with a trammel, then use them as a bending form for laminated trimby Spencer Horn

A modest renovation transforms hodgepodge of revival styles into a coherent shingle-style designby John Ineson, Elizabeth Ineson

Fewer walls, a bigger bathroom and lots of light turn a confining second floor into a spacious master suiteby Jon Anderson

In a fog about choosing windows? You have to consider glazing systems, window styles and frame materialsby Jefferson Kolle

Letting ceiling joists cantilever beyond the walls makes this challenging roof detail stronger and easier to buildby Scott McBride

A full-scale drawing reduces the chance of errorby Carl Hagstrom

Using a layout rod and shaper joinery to build outward-swinging windows with divided-light sashes and insulated glassby Scott McBride