The stylistic approach for The Black House, the newest project on offer from the Phoenix-based Knob Modern Design, can be summed...

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A masterful extension of the desert landscape in Scottsdale, Taliesin West is a living memorial to the inspiring life and work of...

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The modernized dwelling is now home base for the Arizona Diamondbacks organization player and his family.

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Part of a community land trust, the Tempe Micro Estates offer buyers an alternative to an overheated housing market.

Conceived as an extension of the Arizona landscape, this eco-friendly, modern house approaches near net-zero energy consumption.

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Designed for his son’s school in Tucson, Arizona, architect Gideon Danilowitz builds a low-cost chicken coop suitable for the...

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