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Turner.Works transformed an old barn into a seven-bedroom retreat in the British countryside.

Designed by Karawitz Architecture, this home is able to generate more energy than it uses thanks to its rooftop solar panels and highly efficient envelope.

In the midst of the pandemic, a family leverages industry connections and modular construction to quickly rebuild a cliffside getaway on a fire-ravaged site in the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve.

One of the first Dwell Houses, built by Abodu, was installed at Leslie Scharf’s vineyard home in Healdsburg, California. Norm Architects led the design of the 540-square-foot prefab, which is wrapped in Real Cedar siding.

Architects Javier Sánchez and Carlos Mar of JSa created a bold house in Valle de Bravo that emerges from the setting in three parts like "excavated stone boxes." Valle de Bravo that emerges from the setting in three parts like "excavated stone boxes. Inspired by Donald Judd’s minimalist works, the three volumes feature board-formed concrete walls accented with charred wood. Strategically placed cutouts and windows frame views within and between the volumes and out to the surrounding terrain.

Before: When the couple bought the home in 2017, the 1892 Victorian worker’s cottage didn’t have much in the way of curb appeal. “The quote-unquote landscaping was dirt and broken glass,” says Beaulieu.

Christa and Darren hired Mowery Marsh Architects to rescue and revitalize this 1880s row house in Jersey City, New Jersey, which had sustained a lot of previous damage and was filled with belongings from the previous owners.

Joel and Rachel Binkerd transformed a 1998 International Bluebird bus into a tiny home on wheels.

Sliding glass doors instantly connect the main dining area to the wraparound deck.

designer-builder Carl Ericsson, completed in 1911, as well as additions by architect

With large spans of glazing, this transparent home fully embraces its forested setting.