Mandi Keighran

A simple, gabled form and clever storage define this compact one-bedroom home in Wanaka, New Zealand.

Graphic designer Matthew Welsh Weinberger took inspiration from Scandinavian design to craft an unconventional family home on...

Architect Edgar Papazian turns a 1965 kit-of-parts cabin in Sag Harbor into a full-time home for his family.

The monolithic Casa Sierra Fría by industrial designer Hector Esrawe conceals a verdant interior with an imposing brick front.

Unable to expand due to local planning restrictions, a couple ask Shands Studio to make their Fairfax residence feel sunny and...

PRau adapts an industrial gable form into a residential townhouse for city living.

We present four case studies on more viable ways of living in mountains, forests, wetlands, and deserts.

Russell Whitehead and Jordan Cluroe of 2LG Studio share their design tips for creating a home with an unforgettable personality.

A single day is all it took to install this modular home on a working farm near Orange, New South Wales.

Over the past seven years, Australian architect Jeremy Bull has renovated his home three times, describing it as a “scaffold for...

Aidlin Darling Design recasts an unremarkable midcentury home as a multigenerational retreat crowned by a living roof.

A prefab dwelling overlooking an active volcano features architectural details inspired by Viking culture and Nordic mythology.

With their plans to add an additional floor thwarted, BVDS Architects fit a new loft bedroom into a half-height space that feels...

White tile, concrete, and steel accents connect a contemporary home with the industrial heritage of its site.

Drawing from Persian design, Francesca Perani Enterprise creates an urban hideaway with budget-conscious materials like OSB and...

Paul Uhlmann Architects creates a spectacular rural retreat for a young family on a sprawling property in Queensland.

Atlas Architects crafts a sanctuary for a librarian and her cat in Melbourne, Australia.

Sunken in the earth and topped with native grass, this low-slung concrete home lets the landscape rule.

MOA Architecture inserts a wood box into a Montreal duplex to make room for three generations of a growing family.

In her book “Lo—TEK: Design by Radical Indigenism,” designer and activist Julia Watson urges us to use millennia-old knowledge to...

A new mezzanine cleverly divides the ground floor of this apartment into a double-height living area and a music studio for less...

The FUN House unfolds over three volumes dripping with vivacious color.

Designed for a couple in Wellington, New Zealand, this small home puts the focus on affordable materials and stunning views.

A quirky multilevel home in Chicago’s Old Town by pioneering architect Walter Netsch has been sympathetically restored by its new...

This warehouse conversion by Ian Moore Architects also features an equine genetics laboratory and an enormous garage filled with...

When RARA Architecture had to rebuild, rather than renovate, a small Edwardian home in Melbourne, Australia, they gave it a...

Built of concrete and timber, Casa BS in Córdoba maneuvers around nature, allowing trees to puncture its design.

Designed for a young family, this home in Boulder, Colorado, draws inspiration from art galleries and the great outdoors.

Sim-Plex Design Studio transforms a tiny apartment into a flexible, four-bedroom home whose Zen-inspired interiors belie...

Thomas Balaban Architect (TBA) radically updates a traditional farmhouse and adds a cedar-clad addition that charms through...

Most of the living spaces in this home are outdoors—including the enviable open kitchen and dining room.

La Firme turns an industrial flat in Montreal, Canada, into two sleek apartments perfectly suited for entertaining.

Surrounded by mountainous views, this home seamlessly integrates commercial and residential space through a unified material...

On the outskirts of Sydney, Bundeena Beach House’s green roof and sculptural skylight are just the tip of the iceberg when it...

This luminous Melbourne home makes the most of a tight floor plan on a small, inner-city site.

Charred black on the outside and bright blue on the inside, a clever extension makes room for a growing family.