25th Anniversary

Dwell’s yearlong 25th-anniversary celebration of the people, places, and ideas we’ve championed over the years.

From the Archive: The Condo Generation

From the Archive: The Condo Generation

From the Archive: With the Witchy Hexenhaus, Modernism Met “Lord of the Rings”

From the Archive: With the Witchy Hexenhaus, Modernism Met “Lord of the Rings”

From the Archive: Bertrand Goldberg’s Humanist Architectural Vision

From the Archive: Bertrand Goldberg’s Humanist Architectural Vision

From the Archive: Artists Inspired by Architecture

From the Archive: Artists Inspired by Architecture

From the Archive: The Essential Innovations of Ken Isaacs

From the Archive: The Essential Innovations of Ken Isaacs

From the Archive: A Brief History of the Glass House

From the Archive: A Brief History of the Glass House

From the Archive: The Pioneering Green Practices of Ray Crites

From the Archive: The Pioneering Green Practices of Ray Crites

From the Archive: Ryue Nishizawa’s Groundbreaking Tokyo Apartment Complex

From the Archive: Ryue Nishizawa’s Groundbreaking Tokyo Apartment Complex

From the Archive: Andrea Zittel’s Tiny, Prophetic Joshua Tree Laboratory

From the Archive: Andrea Zittel’s Tiny, Prophetic Joshua Tree Laboratory

Our 25th Anniversary Issue Is Here

Our 25th Anniversary Issue Is Here

What Is a “Dwell Home,” Really?

What Is a “Dwell Home,” Really?

The 25 Most Important Homes of the Past 25 Years

The 25 Most Important Homes of the Past 25 Years

From the Archive: The Iconoclastic Rise of Charles Haertling

From the Archive: The Iconoclastic Rise of Charles Haertling

From the Archive: The Rebirth of Chilean Architecture

From the Archive: The Rebirth of Chilean Architecture

From the Archive: How George Nakashima’s Kin Keeps His Legacy Alive

From the Archive: How George Nakashima’s Kin Keeps His Legacy Alive

From the Archive: How Robert Royston Became a Pioneer of Modernist Landscape Architecture

From the Archive: How Robert Royston Became a Pioneer of Modernist Landscape Architecture

From the Archive: How Konrad Wachsmann Became a Prefab Pioneer

From the Archive: How Konrad Wachsmann Became a Prefab Pioneer

The Rise of Co-Buying Has Queer Roots

The Rise of Co-Buying Has Queer Roots

From the Archive: Floating on Air in the Tradition of Lautner’s Chemosphere

From the Archive: Floating on Air in the Tradition of Lautner’s Chemosphere

From the Archive: Iconoclasts Who Reimagined the American Home

From the Archive: Iconoclasts Who Reimagined the American Home

From the Archive: The Fight Over an Early Frank Gehry Masterpiece

From the Archive: The Fight Over an Early Frank Gehry Masterpiece

From the Archive: Inside London’s Pioneering Prefab Housing Complex

From the Archive: Inside London’s Pioneering Prefab Housing Complex

From the Archive: Wait, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Son Invented Lincoln Logs?

From the Archive: Wait, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Son Invented Lincoln Logs?

From the Archive: The Problem With Building Up Boomtowns

From the Archive: The Problem With Building Up Boomtowns

From the Archive: How the Interstate Shaped the Tri-State Area

From the Archive: How the Interstate Shaped the Tri-State Area

How “Cabin Porn” Took Over the Internet

How “Cabin Porn” Took Over the Internet

From the Archive: When Dad Is a Starchitect

From the Archive: When Dad Is a Starchitect

From the Archive: Living in Le Corbusier’s Urban Utopia

From the Archive: Living in Le Corbusier’s Urban Utopia

From the Archive: What It’s Like to Live in a Neutra—Two of Them

From the Archive: What It’s Like to Live in a Neutra—Two of Them

From the Archive: 35 Years Later, They Hired John Lautner to Tweak a Project From His Past

From the Archive: 35 Years Later, They Hired John Lautner to Tweak a Project From His Past

From the Archive: When Frank Lloyd Wright Designs Your Home, You Never Want to Leave

From the Archive: When Frank Lloyd Wright Designs Your Home, You Never Want to Leave

From the Archive: When It Comes to Renovating an Eichler, How Much Change Is Too Much?

From the Archive: When It Comes to Renovating an Eichler, How Much Change Is Too Much?

From the Archive: The Singular Vision of Outlaw Architect Mark Mills

From the Archive: The Singular Vision of Outlaw Architect Mark Mills

From the Archive: The Swimming Pool That Changed the World

From the Archive: The Swimming Pool That Changed the World

From the Archive: The Rise of the “Exurban House”

From the Archive: The Rise of the “Exurban House”

What Does the L.A. Midcentury Dream House Look Like in the Age of Fire?

What Does the L.A. Midcentury Dream House Look Like in the Age of Fire?

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