If necessity is the mother of invention, forethought was the provoker of a recent exhibition at the National Art Museum of China.

Living ecological alpine pods in the Italian Alps.

After three years of legal wrangling, a Raleigh couple find peace in their modern dream home.

The nonprofit design/build collective is converting shipping containers into modular, pop-up ICUs.

With a new bee home design meant for your backyard, Danish company Habeetats is creating a buzz around biodiversity.

Brcar Morony Architecture deploys bespoke masonry to counter a noisy streetscape and privacy concerns.

Studio Weave designed this hiker's shelter in collaboration with the French studio Bruit du Frigo and fabricator Zébra3,...

Mariana de Delás revitalizes an old stone hut, devising a portable “solar wheelbarrow” to recharge its batteries.

A 150-square-foot cabin gives hikers a comfortable place to rest and recharge in the rugged mountains of Hammerfest, Norway.

Here’s what you should have in your survival kit in case of a natural disaster.

Dining rooms everywhere are working overtime as offices, yoga studios, and game zones—and weekend warriors are camping out on the...

For design mavericks Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan, a challenging site that slopes toward the sea yields a unique opportunity...

Simon Hjermind Jensen, founder and lead designer at SHJWORKS, created the Fire Shelter together with a team of architect...

The creek-front communal beach house is made of four structures connected by a glass hallway.

Earlier this month, the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education opened their Gimme Shelter exhibition, featuring six...

Each kit comes with a miniature model, two prints, and plans for building a shady backyard shelter in about a weekend’s time.

Five world-class mixologists share their shelter-in-place drink of choice, and tips that will instantly upgrade your home bar.

Responding to the displacement caused by Typhoon Haiyan, architect Shigeru Ban designed a series of easy-to-build prefab shelters...

The home took 20 years to complete—and during its construction, Pedersen’s firm designed some of the world’s tallest buildings.