In the 2010s, design/build programs were the cutting edge of architectural education.

We asked the principal of DRAW in Kansas City.

A remembrance was held last week after the passing of Mickey Muennig, the architect who imbued California’s mystic coastline with...

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We take a look back at Salone del Mobile's 2014 special exhibition—Where Architects Live—with a sneak peek into the personal...

The “Rohe” in Ludwig Mies van der Rohe is trickier than you might think.

There are as many solutions to the country’s housing crisis as there are causes. We need them all.

There's still enough time this summer to do a little DIY and build an outdoor shower in your yard.

We spoke with architect Eric Cobb about the process behind building a floating home.

Whether you want something super cushy or firmly flat, we’re here to save you from the tossing and turning uncertainty that comes...

This generations-old spicy, sweet, sour concoction can both fight the flu and level-up a cocktail.

Montreal-based architect Paul Bernier has been creating stunning homes in both rural and urban areas of Quebec for almost two...

While care labels provide a great starting place, proper bedding maintenance requires additional steps and is essential for...

As housing prices skyrocket, two Toronto architects come up with a clever solution to help finance their first home.

A skillful configuration of restrained materials and natural light lets a gallery, studio, and residence merge inside one...

Architect William Hogan recounts the stroke of luck that introduced him to Ray Kappe, and the profound influence Kappe would have...

The pandemic is already reshaping our ideas of home to emphasize wellness, hygiene, and work/life balance.

In Halifax, Canada, this modern multi-use residence by Susan Fitzgerald Architecture fosters a sense of community through living,...

Nestled in the backyard of a Toronto home, this architect’s self-designed work studio is an experiment gone right.

Midcentury completists score the ultimate catch: a 1959 post-and-beam fixer-upper in which to showcase their sprawling furniture...

David Tapp’s 1969 residence in Oxfordshire features a living room that appears to hover over the garden.

Suzanne Shelton’s life work is making sustainable lifestyles attractive and accessible.

Space-saving solutions from Room & Board beautifully make the most of compact bedrooms.

Architecture is the latest field to feel the double-edged sword of computerization.

The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 30 years ago. Here’s what it achieved, and where it still falls short.

Every order Miya Shoji receives is different, but the procedure follows the same rough pattern each time.

Winter is a great time for ski holidays, getting cozy indoors, or enjoying hot chocolate whenever you want, but the season may...

First, don't feel bad that you are not adequately prepared for this crisis—most of us aren't.

Take a sip of this summer’s newest cocktail—a refreshing twist on the classic margarita.

Minwook Choi’s minimalist Seroro House makes clever use of a 355-square-foot site.

Agents, developers, and industry experts weigh in on the current dynamics of home buying and selling—and what may lie ahead.

An architect’s weekend place on the English Channel turns its attention to the sea.

Editor Will Vietze dishes on dressing for the most fickle time of year—and his favorite seasonal styles.

CplusC Architectural Workshop’s Clinton Cole has equipped his Darlington address with a solar-panel facade, rainwater harvesting,...

As a plus, architect and current owner Jim Orjala added a nifty studio beneath a towering oak.

This home by TOA Architects celebrates contrast and draws inspiration from the name of the road—Tuarangi—which means “outer space.