Canada's Magdalen Islands offer a seaside retreat to landlocked Quebecers, two of whom have turned the local vernacular on its...

While still studying architecture at Eindhoven University, Servie Boetzkes and Jeroen Helder landed a commission through...

This Fourth of July, we pay tribute to the stars and stripes with these all-American abodes.

This Claude Oakland-designed residence in Oakland, California, offers everything you could ask for in an Eichler.

First impressions are lasting.

The famed geothermal spa outside Reykjavík, Iceland, is entering a major new phase—paving the way for the area’s first five-star...

Perched above London's Covent Garden district, a penthouse is revamped into a stylish second home.

Blue Bottle Coffee Nakameguro Cafe is a minimal cafe located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Schemata Architects.

Drawing on an inherited plot of land, his father’s steel company, and his brother-in-law’s architectural know-how, Motoshi...

Modern additions and a restoration transform a 2,930-square-foot home.

A tiny, distraction-free workspace is concealed behind a mysterious “hairy” exterior with no discernible entrance in Nottingham,...

If you're looking for a way to make a bold architectural statement from the outside of your home, an experimental screen-like...

Who doesn't love that house on the block that's drastically different than the rest? Check out our editor's favorite homes from...

A 450-square-foot apartment in the Upper West Side needed to accommodate the resident’s working, entertaining, and resting needs,...

This low-slung midcentury home integrates into its forested surroundings in the Pacific Northwest.

This 1894 Queen Anne Victorian was renovated by the same firm that designed Blue Bottle's pared-down cafes.

Perched on a plateaued corner lot in San Francisco’s Dolores Heights neighborhood, this home’s facade frames panoramic city views...

This family home in British Columbia is the total opposite of a clinical white box.

On the island of Zeeburgereiland, this duplex references Dutch maritime history and biophilic design.

The Red Hook home was once a warren of dark rooms.