At Assembledge+ founder David Thompson’s Laurel Hills home, glass bridges and massive sliders connect three cedar-clad volumes to...

Architect Scott Petherick's Australian abode is defined by period details, clean contemporary lines, and airy spaces that open to...

Desai Chia Architecture draws upon rural architecture to create an austere retreat that frames spectacular vistas.

Designer Jennifer Siegal pushes the boundaries of modular housing at her Venice abode.

A ribbon of glass slices through this monolithic house, framing views of the surrounding landscape.

In Auckland, New Zealand, architect Michael O’Sullivan and his partner Melissa Schollum braved a miniscule budget, withering...

The self-sufficient Courtyard House embraces the bush landscape in all directions.

A San Francisco architect turns his “inefficiency” kitchen into a modestly scaled and well-lit place to cook, eat, work, and...

A 484-square-foot metal-and-concrete home is woven into its parkland environs.

Pandolfini Architects melds steel, concrete, and oak in an elegant, double-height rear addition to a 100-year-old residence.

The following rooms provide a modern take on what it is to live today in a midcentury modern home.

Two tech professionals living in an early 1970s Eichler home in Silicon Valley desired a more open space for their young kids to...

Though kitchen cabinets play the obvious role of storing food goods, dinnerware, and pots and pans, they also have a powerful...

Dwell editor-in-chief Amanda Dameron talks us through Dwell's June 2015 issue.

In Clerkenwell, an architect re-imagines a space to bring out the "dramatic geometry" of its concrete ceiling.

Throughout U.S. history, the row house has endured and adapted as an underappreciated model for accessible urban housing.

William Hogan recounts the stroke of luck that introduced him to the renowned architect and SCI-Arc founder, and the profound...

The Beijing Yanqing Cultural Commission puts a halt to Airbnb's plans to host guests in an ancient watchtower on the Great Wall...

A surprisingly modern addition transforms an 1880 bungalow in Adelaide, Australia, into a spacious and sensuous abode.

Within just 580 square feet, a New York architect carves out a comfortable “vertical loft”—no clutter in sight.

This minimalist Montreal pad relies on exposed brick and glass partitions to create continuity between spaces.

A nature-loving couple turn their house into a light-filled sanctuary with a sweeping timber deck.