Horibe Associates carves out space for an expert-level climbing wall at the heart of this home in Tsukawaki.

Built in 1927, Casa Comodoro is a landmark estate nestled in Orange County’s prestigious Panorama Heights.

Architect Cymon Allfrey takes a page from the traditional “bach,” or holiday home, to design this alpine getaway.

Tasked with revitalizing a rural area with agricultural tourism, Shanghai–based firm ZJJZ builds a minimalist cabin cluster...

2012 marked what would have been the 125th birthday of the great French architect Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, better known to the...

In Hong Kong's Happy Valley—where land is scarce and living spaces are usually pretty small—multi-disciplinary design practice...

Yellow Cloud Studio invents a triangular, glass-and-plywood extension that turns an awkward backyard space into a light-filled...

The newly renovated abode was designed in 1970 by midcentury-modern architect Charles Goodman.

Shipping containers make sturdy shells for these ready-to-buy, prefabricated homes.

Built in 1954 by Robert Gurney, this residence is a masterpiece of stone and glass.

The turnkey two-bedroom caters to entertaining, featuring large living areas and a Sub Zero wine fridge that can fit nearly 150...

Studio Puisto Architects craft a calming retreat for nature lovers in a secluded Finnish forest.

TR Studio brings natural light, swanky details, and playful colors into a three-story mews house in Chelsea.

Figureground Architecture expands and reconfigures a defunct beach house in Sorrento, weaving together a medley of wood finishes.

Two thick, wooden sleds allow this 430-square-foot beach hut to be relocated along the white sands of New Zealand’s Coromandel...

This elliptical, rotating pod can be used as a garden studio, social gathering spot, resting place, or office.

Artist duo Mats Bigert and Lars Bergström build a public art installation to commemorate the relocation of an entire city in...

Today we sit down with Lars Fjetland. He is the designer and owner of Beller (a recent addition to Austere).

The insertion of a two-level, canted partition in a 40-year-old home gives a young family in Japan a multitude of unique spaces.

New Zealand–based tiny house company Build Tiny used clever storage solutions to maximize space in this 183-square-foot home.

To accommodate his growing family, an intern architect in Canada builds a cost-efficient home that becomes the calling card of...

These prefab homes and kit dwellings break new ground for affordable housing.

On a corner lot in Tokyo, a contemporary refuge takes cues from traditional Japanese arts and garden design.

A modular, adjustable, floor-to-ceiling storage wall is just one of the renovated home’s solutions.

Set amidst the Karst mountains of Guilin in China’s Guangxi province, this modernized resort makes the most of its former...

Budapest design studio POSITION Collective employs clever storage solutions, including a wardrobe rack, modular walls, and a...

ESCAPE, the well-known designers of tiny homes on wheels, unveils EscapeSpace—modern portable sheds that can be placed anywhere...

A skylit conservatory doubles as a verdant dining parlor in Sonoma County, California.

Meticulously renovated over the course of 11 years, the Benit House was flooded during Hurricane Harvey—but homeowners Steve and...

A run-of-the-mill residence in the South Bay receives a John Pawson–inspired renovation that eschews all unnecessary detail.

When researching the benefits of building with a prefab concrete system, one of the outstanding elements that comes up...

Designed with minimal maintenance in mind, these coastal summer cabins are totally self-sufficient.

A sensitive renovation by Jonathan Tuckey Design celebrates the history, setting, and imperfections of a 400-year-old cottage in...

The circa 1800 D.C. residence was restored by renowned architect Richard Foster and builder Tom Glass.

Tama’s Tee House is a breezy, renovated beach house that takes its name from a T-shaped, concrete “unipod” that supports new...

This vibrant remodel of a run-down London home proves that high design can be achieved on a low budget.