The house at 157 Congress Run in the Cincinnati suburb of Wyoming was a fine little place, a sturdy 1940s brick Cape with trim,...

By using innovative design to inspire learning and creativity, the following schools have certainly earned top marks—just in time...

In Amsterdam’s Bellamy neighborhood, an old school is repurposed and transformed into modern, lofty apartments.

The American Institute of Architects San Francisco chapter has a fascinating exhibition in their gallery right now that asks how...

A derelict New Delhi residence gets a second chance at life—becoming a unique place where children will learn, create, and grow.

In a modernist seaside enclave, a couple calls in a pioneering architecture firm to build a new house rooted in midcentury style.

Next up at Archtober, a Swedish series on architecture, urbanity, and egalitarianism.

An interview with David Sellers, the "Father of the Design-Build Movement"

"We often hear that we live in a time that has no respect for the past: that ours is an era that disregards the architectural...

A bus modeled after the famous Bauhaus school in Dessau will visit four cities, exploring the movement’s legacy while challenging...

In Seattle, where others saw only a severe slope and lack of municipal hookups, one couple spotted their ticket to their dream...

Featuring built, unbuilt, and in-progress projects, the new monograph on architectural studio LOT-EK offers an in-depth look at...

A Brooklyn architect shows what a little elbow grease, a healthy dose of naïveté, and a decade can accomplish.

After educating more than 1,200 architects, Frank Lloyd Wright’s influential school is forced to close.

Uni, an international group of designers in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is riding out a self-professed renovation high that never...

After an overwhelming show of student support, Taliesin’s board of directors has rescinded a vote to shutter the school—but to...

Completed in 1963 by Hall & Mackenzie, The Japanese-inspired Fletcher House is in mint condition—and it’s packed with custom...

With the new school year quickly approaching, make sure to give yourself enough time to gather what you'll need to make your dorm...

Mexican stone and brutalist silhouettes converge at this majestic-looking hotel in Mexico.

A renovation doubles down on the value of live performance at a midcentury Los Angeles venue.

With sensitivity to local building typologies, fresh construction finds a place in Amsterdam.

Behind the Dwell Magazine Redesign

Fifteen minutes from downtown Seattle, architects Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo transformed the neighborhood dump—a lot that had...

As New Orleans struggles to get back on its feet, one architect learns from the past while building for the future.

We asked five households that recently switched Los Angeles neighborhoods what they had in mind when picking a new place to live.

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

With an unusually angular home, a studio builds on a practice known for striking silhouettes.

“The good building is not one that hurts the landscape, but one which makes the landscape more beautiful than it was before the...

Lord Rogers donated the 1960s-era residence, originally designed for his parents, to the Harvard Graduate School of Design as the...

We interviewed architect Sebastian Mariscal on his thoughtful, textured approach to designing with wood, for our 2014 Materials...

“I always wanted to live in a glass house,” explains Valerie Phelps, as she stands surrounded by the 40 feet of floor-to-ceiling...

Each week, we tap into Dwell's Instagram community to bring you the most captivating design and architecture shots of the week.

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Since 1967, part of the Yale School of Architecture’s first year curriculum is to provide New Haven with structures and housing...

A major market for our furniture, and the headquarters of some of our most important designers, Manhattan has long been Herman...

We’re excited to reveal a new way to shop products on Dwell, and it all starts with the new “Products” tab.