Palm Springs Architecture and Design

Located on one of the most coveted streets in Old Las Palmas, this renovated Palm Springs estate is a study in indoor/outdoor desert living.

While Joel Turkel has built prefab homes all over North America and beyond, he hasn’t had the chance to live in one of his own designs. That will soon change.

Bing Crosby, Lucille Ball, and Frank Sinatra were just a few of the notable homeowners in Rancho Mirage, a desert resort just east of Palm Springs.

Sited in the heart of Palm Springs, this chic 1,845-square-foot midcentury is seeking a new owner.

One of the original steel-and-glass properties built by Donald Wexler and Richard Harrison in Palm Springs just hit the market.

Located in idyllic Palm Springs, California, this steel post-and-beam residence is an astounding example of midcentury modern design.

The Palm Springs veteran reflects on his career.

Turning a new eye toward the landmarks and the legends of the desert modern oasis (and its neighbors).

Not only did the father of Palm Springs modernism design this steel-and-glass prefab, but he also stepped in to oversee its remodel.

A Los Angeles designer lists her 1961 A-frame on the market after a top-to-bottom renovation.

Pioneering architect William Krisel's Tipper-Grundt Residence is a futuristic formation of five connected pods.

From February 15 to 25, the Greater Palm Springs area celebrates midcentury modern design with 11 days of talks, films, architecture tours, exhibitions, and events.

One of the most architecturally significant residences currently on the market, the Koerner House encapsulates desert modernism.

No need to "whip it into shape"—the musician has kept this classic midcentury in great condition.

Drawing from the city’s heritage of midcentury modernism, the Dwell Prefab Palm Springs by Turkel Design embodies California’s indoor/outdoor lifestyle.