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

In the 2010s, design/build programs were the cutting edge of architectural education.

The Harpel Residence II is one of a select few homes the master architect designed outside of California.

Bob Chappelle used polystyrene panels, coated with mud and cement, to build the four-domed structure.

In West Vancouver, Architecture Building Culture creates an inviting residence that makes the most of a tricky, triangular site.

This is how the Dwellians show you that we care—by sharing our prized Internet finds of the week.

When considering a home accessories collaboration, The Citizenry – a socially conscious decor brand that partners with artisans...

Dwell's intrepid editor and man about town, Aaron Britt, reports on the sights and scene this week at Design Miami in Miami...

The time has come to start seeking out a 2009 calendar.

After a long winter, spring has sprung, and the design community of Brooklyn is kicking off the season in fine form with the 7th...

This weekend the annual Maker Faire is taking place south of San Francisco at the San Mateo County Events Center.

In the perfect vision of a sustainable future, products will be designed and produced based on cradle-to-cradle principles,...

This coming Saturday, February 21, the second Compostmodern conference will take place at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco.

RIBA Stirling Prize-winning architect Amanda Levete and her firm AL_A has just completed Exhibition Road Quarter, the largest...

The seed of an idea planted when Karrie Jacobs helped start our publication finally comes to fruition in her own Catskills home.

We in the US hear plenty about the AIA's awards of festivals, but not so much about our neighbors up north.

This week, Los Angeles-design firm Artecnica launched its Fall 2009 Collection at the New York International Gift Fair.

We're thrilled to announce that Tino Schaedler, from the Art Directors’ Guild, will be a speaker at Dwell on Design 09 in Los...

Green themes and cost-effective credentials might not be new to the spotlight, but they are certainly ubiquitous at the 2009...

Designed for both work and play, this peaceful escape includes a traditional Finnish sauna and a workshop.

"Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990," on view at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum through January 15th 2012, is the...

Dwell has a new section called Design Finder, which premieres soon in our May 2009 issue and will come to life in June at Dwell...

San Francisco is a hotspot for incredible architecture—and this past year was no exception.

As a nod to the home of the nation's first subway, Rail-Volution rolled into Boston this past weekend.

After a month of online voting, the winner of the 2009 People’s Design Award was announced last night at the Cooper-Hewitt,...

Today Swiss architect Peter Zumthor was named the winner of the 2009 Pritzker Prize.

Despite its compact urban setting, prefab homes are becoming increasingly favored in Chicago, Illinois.

In Mexico, a colorful home prioritizes nature by integrating four on-site trees into its layout.

Here's a random fact for the day: July 17, 2012, marks the 110th anniversary of the humble air conditioner.

The 85-year-old property gained a Johnston Marklee–designed addition in 2009.

In 2005, the AIA New York launched the New Practices program to showcase promising new and emerging architectural firms.

Far be it from me to suggest you spend your spare computer time reading—those R. Kelly vids are certainly not going to watch...

The V-shaped lakefront retreat strikes a balance between privacy and welcoming a houseful of guests.

The long-lasting tradition of the “honeymoon hotel” was ignited by the sexual revolution—and the flame never died.

This new retreat cantilevers over the Canadian forest for river views.

Built in 1959 and carefully updated in 2009, the Thompson Moseley House is warm, spacious, and flooded with light.