Perched in a converted warehouse downtown, the sun-filled pad boasts 17 windows and six skylights.

Four sections, four levels, and four doors and windows enable this remodeled 1960s cabin to fully embrace its idyllic natural...

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

Mounted on a portable trailer, the prefab Bivvi Cabin promises maximum off-grid adventure with a minimal footprint.

Along a cul-de-sac in the densely populated Vietnamese city of Ho Chi Minh City, a 194-square-foot plot slotted tightly between...

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Architect Fernanda Canales’s self-sufficient vacation home blends into a wild and remote landscape in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.

A remembrance was held last week after the passing of Mickey Muennig, the architect who imbued California’s mystic coastline with...

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

LED strips embedded in a polycarbonate wall allow one couple to change the mood of their new home.

In 1959, Philip M. Isaacson, a young lawyer, commissioned fellow Harvard alum, architect F. Frederick Bruck, to design him and...

Upsizing from a small bungalow, Kristopher Dukes and Matt Jacobson took a minimalist approach to renovating a soaring Manhattan...

A 1950s Joseph Esherick home in Berkeley, California, inspires an addition that pays homage to the past yet is poised to host the...

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Edward Killingworth’s 1957 Opdahl House in Long Beach, California, had fallen into ruin when a musician with a passion for...

If you think electric bicycles are clunky and ugly, it’s time to take another look.

With Europe leading the way, waste-to-energy plants are turning an unlikely resource—garbage—into electricity.

These days, a growing number of gizmos contain both a cell phone and a PDA.

The follow-up to a deft documentary that made a couple building the largest single-family home in America seem human—even...

The glass-encased house frames views of its rocky site, the surrounding jungle, and the nearby ocean at Playas del Coco.

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

Architect John Michael drew inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright as he designed the wedge-shaped home, which overlooks the...

Designed by architect Bart Prince, the earth-toned dwelling syncs with its stunning, 11-acre site near Santa Fe.

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.

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.

Built in 1975, the Tucson home is now part of the National Register of Historic Places.

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

Overlooking the Thames River, the vibrant residence was designed by British architect John Outram in 1999.

Surrounded by forest in upstate New York, the wood-clad 1969 home revolves around an indoor grotto with a sparkling pool.

The 1941 Portland residence has nearly 7,000 square feet of living space, complete with custom built-ins, tongue-and-groove...

The current owners spruced up the Hudson Valley home with soothing tones of sage and rose—and it just hit the market for $1.8M.

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