Whale-watching is an indoor activity at a maritime sanctuary in Quebec.

After educating more than 1,200 architects, Frank Lloyd Wright’s influential school is forced to close.

Japanese-style joinery means that The Bed by Thuma can be set up in a flash.

Linear sight lines and a game-changing terrace revamp a midcentury home in the Pacific Palisades.

The Ludwig Mies van der Rohe masterpiece will be bathed in a grid of lasers for this year’s Chicago Architecture Biennial.

Swedish furniture giant Ikea partners with London artists to build homes for wildlife out of repurposed furniture.

After an overwhelming show of student support, Taliesin’s board of directors has rescinded a vote to shutter the school—but to...

This curvaceous Missouri home, which we first spotlighted in 2012 for its sunken outdoor fire pit, grew from plans for a pool...

This square, wood-clad residence on the outskirts of Genk is arranged around a serene courtyard that bathes the interiors with...

Situated in Gramercy Park, the whimsical 5,000-square-foot triplex features themed rooms, wacky wallpaper, and decade-spanning...

In Osaka, Japan, a family’s request for closeness is answered with this unique design of stacked, open zones.

In Sagaponack, a sustainable-building magnate’s live/work space provides a model for green construction.

These designers are leading the charge toward a greener, more-environmentally friendly future.

The aluminum travel trailer is topped with solar panels and packed with flexible spaces that live larger than its 232 square feet.

The luxury travel trailer company’s latest offering is a mobile office that pairs state-of-the-art Apple technology with...

The founder of Chris Pardo Design creates a midcentury retreat in St. Croix—nearly three decades after becoming enamored with the...

Architect Gabriel Nolle reflects on his time at Taliesin, why he ultimately left the school, and the alarming repercussions of...

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

Former New York City Park Commissioner Adrian Benepe has devoted his career to restoring and expanding urban parkland.

The Monogram Modern Home will be joining thousands of architecture and design enthusiasts at Dwell on Design LA, America’s...

The funky New Mexico home is powered by the sun and embedded in the land with curvaceous walls and lots of gardening space—inside...

You may have heard the term LEED used to describe “green” or “sustainable” buildings.

Join us at Dwell on Design New York for a conversation with Matthew Hufft on architecture and furniture design.

Though your average scented candle has all the subtlety of a marching band, when Valentine's Day hits one does occasionally want...

Dubbed Mossy Hill, the two-bedroom home sits on five wooded acres and comes with a detached studio and outdoor kitchen.

While airport terminals aren't necessarily known as venues for stellar art exhibits, it's always a nice surprise to find some...

Join us for a discussion on what hospitality design looks like today with three industry leaders.

Live like it’s 1955 in this immaculately preserved home by the Bauhaus-trained architect.

The 1965 dwelling just hit the market for the first time—and it comes with a forested four-acre lot and unobstructed views of...

Designed by architect Paul McKean, the 2014 home gets high marks for its elevated stance and outstanding ocean views.

Set in Highland Park, the 1920s Spanish-style home pairs smooth plastered walls with Saltillo, Talavera, and zellige finishes.

In a color scheme of navy, teal, walnut and antique gold, this children's bedroom is both masculine and fun.

Built using the prefabricated Blue Sky and IT House systems, the residence comes with a guesthouse, a sparkling lap pool, and 10...

Join us for a conversation with architects Illya Azaroff and Lance Brown on possible improvements to New York City's defenses...

Getting in on the ground floor of a Manhattan real estate development can be a prohibitive investment for many.

When the David Zwirner gallery decided to expand their Chelsea presence, they turned to a familiar face.