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At the base of Echo Mountain in Phoenix, a geometric home by Wendell Burnette opens up to the surrounding desert landscape.

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Overlay Office turns an 1899 building in South Slope into bright, two-bedroom units that have plenty of graphic flair.

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Built in 1894, this building has served as a schoolhouse, an office, and an event space.

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The brick-clad, three-bedroom home holds an 1860s cottage within its contemporary shell.

Steven Holl's geometric Ex of In House holds a minimal footprint without compromising on volume within.

The redesigned office, which holds three floors of a 19th-century factory building, combines workshop and laboratory.

Colorado Caravan reconfigures a 1966 Airstream Safari to hold two beds and a dining bench without feeling cramped.

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Double Roof House in Ho Chi Minh City opens onto a front courtyard that holds the family’s drink stall business.

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Built in 1958 for a reported cost of just $32,000, the Balogh House is now seeking a new buyer for $750,000.

Architect Miles Berger mixes wood, stone, and glass to craft a striking home that blurs the lines between inside and out.

The Dutch painter’s signature style continues to have a hold on the zeitgeist that doesn’t show any signs of slowing down soon.

Oakland’s Sequoyah Hills neighborhood holds the city’s only Eichler tract—and it’s one of the smallest in the Bay Area.

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First a Mission Revival–style church and later home to the Austin Boys and Girls Club, this converted building now holds four...

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