A family’s house outside the hustle of Amsterdam makes the most of local materials and forms.

If you've been dreaming of topping your home off with a living roof but want to get the job done on your own, we have you covered.

With an angled roof designed to resemble the surrounding cliffs, a house in Maui, Hawaii, is built to meld with the landscape.

An observation roof and outdoor room extend the small footprint into the coastal landscape, while selective materials help it...

By designing a home with an angled roof covered in sod, architecture firm After Party takes living in the land to the next level.

Since its invention by Le Corbusier in 1930, the butterfly roof has endured as a dramatic architectural feature.

To create their rural Connecticut getaway, Lisa Gray and Alan Organschi layered their modern design sensibility atop an early...

There's something undeniably mystical about pyramids and prisms, and architects the world over have used the enigmatic form in...

Sandwiched between two concrete slabs, a modern holiday home is fully integrated into nature.

An outdoor enthusiast’s eco-friendly retreat on the shores of Wallis Lake embraces the beach and bushland.

GLUCK+ builds on the language of iconic design with a family home in the Hollywood Hills.

The Ribeirão Preto Residence sports a dramatic, cantilevered roof and a robust indoor/outdoor connection.

Experience cabin life to the fullest in this minimalist structure that's tucked in the mountains of Northern Sweden.

Designed by Argentine firm Alarcia Ferrer Arquitectos, this holiday home offers sweeping views and two separate autonomous levels...

The Kirkwood House in the celebrated Sea Ranch community along the Californian coast features a sod roof and a sunken courtyard.

A Finnish architect teams up with a log home manufacturer to create the stunning, hyper-modern Wave House.

Cantilevered volumes of glass lift the residents of this modern Atlanta home high into an urban forest.

This Madrid home's intriguing roofline creates tall ceilings while sticking to strict building restrictions.

Curved, plaster walls and angled rooflines create a sense of dynamism in one couple’s remodeled pad in Taipei.

The occupants of the Aperture House by Formwerkz Architects take shelter under lush foliage and expansive eaves.

The House of Three Trees showcases the power of traditional wooden joinery.

A power couple in the tech world create the home of their dreams—with barely a gadget in sight.

The 1959 dwelling designed by architect Ralph Twitchell receives an award-winning renovation by local practice Seibert Architects.

After an unexpected disaster, a homeowner takes a rebuild into his own hands (literally).

In London, architect Julia Hamson transforms the dark, cramped kitchen of her Victorian terrace house into a flexible gathering...

Like what you see? Casa Mariposa can even come fully furnished.

Austin Maynard Architects turns a typical Melbourne terrace house into a light-filled home with a bright-green heart.

Anchored to a rocky site on the shores of Lake Memphremagog, a granite home sports a long, sleek roof.

A historic guesthouse lost to fire is reincarnated as an undulating escape with a swimming pool and kitchen.

The distinct roofline of Pleated House not only pays homage to midcentury architecture, but also makes room for clerestory...

Local architect Fabrizio Pugliese designs a countryside residence that ushers in fresh air and natural light.

With an angular roof canopy that glows with the sun and striated, rammed-earth walls, Dancing Light House delights in its desert...

A concrete slab cantilevers over cinder blocks and glass in this arresting home by Vereda Arquitetos.

Clerestory windows and gardens on every level help this architect’s home feel integrated with its spectacular, mountain setting.

Set in a secluded natural setting, this L-shaped home emerges from the landscape with transparent walls and a lush green roof.

A London renovation resolves a family’s yearning for open air and greenery.