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These lofty structures take cabin design to a whole new level.

Six stories high, crowned with a pool, and with a direct lineage back to the Bauhaus, a new town house in Tel Aviv manages to...

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An architect with a taste for unconventional living spaces creates a small house at lofty heights with a starring view.

Snøhetta puts a contemporary twist on the traditional Norwegian ski cabin.

A couple’s handwritten note to renowned architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg results in an iconic Leviathan of a home in the...

A first-time owner-builder masterfully crafts a home for a family of six in Melbourne, Australia.

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Suspended on stilts, the Illusion Villa provides a bird’s-eye view of flora and fauna in Eriksberg Wildlife Park.

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Landmark West Loop is a love letter to Chicago's West Loop neighborhood.

The winning entry for a bird observational tower in Latvia sets a new bar for how these structures can be built.