Two architects transform a modest midcentury home, incorporating walls of glass that yield 180-degree views of the San Francisco...

On the market for $800K, the Frenchie Gratts design features mahogany beams that touch down in the middle of the living room.

When resources are limited, design takes flight.

Originally built in 1956, the post-and-beam structure was stylishly renovated in 2008.

This 1956 gem was designed by Ralph Spencer Twitchell, a key figure in the Sarasota School of Architecture.

This thoughtfully remodeled midcentury in the Bay Area won't be on the market for long.

The New Canaan, Connecticut, property boasts an impressive architectural pedigree and a classic emphasis on indoor/outdoor living.

Lightly renovated since being built in 1956, this Mount Washington home is seeking its third-ever owner.

Gast Architects revamps a classic California home that hadn’t been updated since it was originally built in 1956.

Situated on a sprawling 10,998 square-foot lot—only a mile from the beach and within walking distance to the stores and...

These renovated homes in the San Francisco Bay Area stay true to their midcentury roots while reaping the benefits of...

The 1956 residence by architect John F. Galbraith was lovingly cared for by its current owner, renowned music producer Christian...