These initiatives on state ballots will decide questions about rent control, property tax, and urban development.

Artificial intelligence is not only changing how we design buildings—it’s also influencing how buildings shape our behavior.

Three generations live and work in this multitasking home and coffee shop in the bustling city of Huê.

We chat with Lexi and Cody—the "van-trepreneurs" behind Dynamo Ultima—about what it's like to live and run a creative studio out...

The modular hotel concept, called Hytte, allows landowners and hotel operators to implement a custom configuration of...

Designed by Burdge Architects, Plant Prefab’s new Sunset BUD LivingHome is an upscale, flexible, and resilient house designed for...

A California architect designs a home for his growing family that seamlessly fits into the neighborhood—and boasts an outdoor...

Sadie, the new self-sustaining tiny home by CABN, gives guests a chance to reconnect with themselves in a remote patch of...

This 3D-printed wheelchair is completely customizable.

Designer Julie Crosby and a team of collaborators transform a rundown property near Southern California’s coastline.

After a two-year hunt for the perfect office space, digital agency Mobelux found a new home for their growing company in an...

With less stuff, you’ll need fewer square feet to jam it into. But how small is too small?

A independent publisher's journey from online to print.

Known to many architects as that translucent film paper on which archaic hand drawings become worthy of pin-up, mylar is making...

Mexico prepares to build up its tech industry.

Manifesto: Philip Johnson and Mark Wigley, “Deconstructivist Architecture” (1988)

The exhibition "Small Scale, Big Change" opens at the Museum of Modern Art in New York this Sunday.

Sited in the quaint corner of Pietermaai, the modern dwelling maximizes indoor/outdoor living.

We like kicking the tires of smart objects we come across, and filming the results.

Size doesn’t intimidate this ambitious designer.

One of the best booths at ICFF this year (see a bunch more roundups onsite and offsite here) was the insidenorway set-up...

For our March Interiors issue, we had the rare chance to see what the private kitchen of a top chef looks like.

French Paper, a sixth-generation business in Michigan, endures in the digital age.

In South Miami, a thoughtful revamp and extension embraces the outdoors on an intimate scale.

Measuring 170 square feet, this one-of-a-kind home on wheels is currently listed on Etsy.

Nestron’s Cube Two X is a scaled-up version of their original offering.

Your dinner parties may be limited these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t dress them up with design-forward tableware.

The much-covered structures from Qatar’s FIFA “fan villages” are apparently being donated to refugees of the Turkey-Syria...

The Barbican’s massive, genre-bending art and media showcase peers over the digital edge.

Palm Springs thrives as a getaway, but lately an influx of people visiting through home-sharing services has some people...

Scaled to blend in with the surrounding trees, this Czech home rises from a concrete stem.

These days, modern coffee lovers are faced with endless options when it comes to brewing the perfect cup of joe.

Careful detailing and attention to scale ensure that this dwelling in Ballarat, Victoria, is elegant and fuss-free.

These projects utilize clever solutions to make the most out of homes that measure up to 850 square feet.

Measuring over 2,000 square feet, this uniquely shaped cabin amps up lakeside living in Minnesota.