For more than twenty-five years, an architecture practice has run offices in two cities, with housing as one of its main fields of activity alongside a number of high-profile public commissions. The pictures by two longtime companions of the architects demonstrate how the spaces they created gradually and naturally integrate with their environment. A writer joined the photographers on their expeditions to the buildings, and her literary snapshots supplement the images in this volume, stimulating imagination of the inner life of these structures and their occupants.