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Floor plan of Two Square ADU by Shin Shin

Fittingly situated in the architecturally distinguished Lido Shores community, the home comes with deeded beach access and is just minutes to Downtown Sarasota.

Aylott & Van Tromp and Nokken's partners include electric bike companies that provide guests with transportation that will let them explore the natural surround.

The midcentury-modern residence at 1290 Sobre Vista Road sits on more than four lush, landscaped acres in Sonoma County, part of Northern California’s renowned winemaking region.

A medallion on the 3D-printed wall structure identifies the home as being "Designed with love in Austin, TX

It took around one week of print time to complete the wall system for each home—a process that would typically involve four steps or more using traditional building processes, including framing, drywall, and siding.

The Loggia Retreat is the smallest of the four homes, with two bedrooms on the upper floor and an open-plan living and dining space on the ground floor.

"The curve at the ceiling blurs the boundary between roofs and wall," says the firm.

Floor plan of Five Yard House by Miró Rivera Architects

Site plan of Five Yard House by Miró Rivera Architects

The exterior palette of the rear addition is clean and modern. Smooth white stucco walls are punctuated by grey aluminum windows and corrugated aluminum panels. “These two materials frame the landscape that will grow between and around them,” says architect Miguel Rivera.

Doug and Lara Holtz tapped New York architect Andrew Heid to design a weekend home on a scenic family plot in the Berkshires. “We wanted something that was sympathetic to the views and nature,” says Lara.

Architect Charlie Lazor designed this peaceful, lakeside prefab in Ontario, Canada, with a Japanese-style bathroom clad in richly stained teak with a matching tub and sink by Bath in Wood.

Thanks to a robust solar panel array, the house is net-zero, with enough energy to charge the couple's electric car as well.

Architects Ernesto Cragnolino and Krista Whitson designed and built an efficient four-bedroom home for their family in Austin.

“For me, sustainability is a social aspect of the neighborhood. It was a huge investment of time, but together we helped each other through all the technical innovations. None of us could have done this on our own,

The SOLO House’s main source of energy is the sun. One side of the structure is lined with solar panels that help power the house.

The home opens out to the private garden to the north and remains closed to the road and neighbours on the south side.