Having lived in, and loved, a modern house built in 1954 in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood since buying it in 1996, architect...

Tucked in a Chicago suburb, the Courtyard Residence celebrates the outdoors while responding to the needs of each family member.

The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law 30 years ago. Here’s what it achieved, and where it still falls short.

With both an aging relative and a wheelchair user in mind, architect Neal Schwartz creates a family guesthouse designed to be...

These nine striking homes demonstrate the powerful impact of universal design.

In Santa Monica, a couple go all in on a prefab home that’s flexible and accessible and unabashedly part of their neighborhood.

A Baltimore father builds a house with accessibility in mind—and finds a new calling in the process.

Who says accessibility can’t be stylish? As designer Sherry Hope-Kennedy proves, the varying needs of a multigenerational home...

Designing for everyone spans the mobility perspective, but more needs to be done for the neurodiverse and visually impaired...

After a tragic motorcycle accident, a couple renovate their home to meet new needs, while also launching a small business to...

In San Antonio, Morgan’s Inspiration Island opens for its second season.

On a small granite outcrop in Canada’s windswept Georgian Bay, an architect couple build a humble getaway more than eight miles...

The Alexander Construction Company made Palm Springs living accessible to the masses.

Suzanne Shelton’s life work is making sustainable lifestyles attractive and accessible.

Tours of the Ken and Phyllis Laurent House in Rockford, Wright's only accessible building, start June 7.

If a house is a machine for living, an occasional system update is necessary.

On the edge of a tiny island accessible only by boat, this buoyant summer home lives the life aquatic.

Based in British Columbia, Hewing Haus utilizes clean construction methods and sources materials from responsibly managed local...

A three-pavilion home in a national park north of Sydney sits in an estuary and is accessible only by boat.

Wooj is a collection of accessible, ecologically responsibile home goods designed and manufactured in Brooklyn, New York.

A renovation in Boston helps bring a family together—at home and in the kitchen.

When a couple in Toronto needed their space to accommodate a wheelchair, Omar Gandhi was up for the challenge, adding an elevator...

SAS is a minimal concrete building located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by TANK.

After months of planning and construction, the Memphis house that's been renovated as a result of the Home Today, Home Tomorrow...

The Modern by Dwell Magazine indoor collection brings an array of furniture, lighting, home decor, and accessories to Target on...

Throughout U.S. history, the row house has endured and adapted as an underappreciated model for accessible urban housing.

De.Arch integrated ramps, ample circulation, a threshold-free shower, and a lowered breakfast bar, all while preserving the...

Built in 1963, the remote home is situated steps away from the water.

As someone who uses a wheelchair, the struggle to create a space that feels right in function and aesthetics has followed me into...

This addition and renovation of a midcentury California ranch home is tied together with warm ipe wood.

This family getaway—which is only accessible by boat—has a bunk room below and a mess hall above that takes advantage of...

For her cheerful, butterfly-roofed house, designer Susie St. John thinks ahead with an entry ramp and wheelchair-accessible halls...

Replacing a former administration center that was non-accessible, Wingårdhs develops a prefabricated, low-impact solution that...

Act fast, and you can snag pieces from the Usonia collection at special preorder pricing.

The leader of London studio Fine & Able shares how he imagines spaces for diverse body types—and anyone wanting a lifelong home...

We sometimes muse on marble's staying power, but in the kitchen the material always feels like a natural fit.