Inspired by the aperture of a camera, an angular home expansion brings focus to a new live/work space.

For this tiny house in the Belgian forest, a little extra square footage comes in the form of a glassed-in addition with a...

Built in the late 19th century, a former cooperage where barrels were manufactured for a local brewery now holds a bright,...

Camouflaged in a conservative setting, this Melbourne home for a foodie family centers on a spacious kitchen with perforated...

The owners of this semi-detached, south-facing home asked the architects to bring in the light.

A glass-fronted addition aims to re-engage a small-scale Melbourne home with its exuberant garden.

In Austin, Texas, a 1955 ranch house receives a major renovation, adding a new second level that cantilevers over its existing...

Architect Jean-Luc Etienne updates an old stone cottage near the coast of Brittany, France, with a glass extension and Vipp...

Architect Neil Dusheiko turns a narrow terrace house into a bright, wood-wrapped sanctuary for himself and his growing family.

DAH Architecture renovates a Queenslander in Brisbane to better connect with a steep slope and capture light and breezes.

Faced with an inadequate ’80s addition on a grand Victorian home, Figureground Architecture intervenes with a striking treatment...

A retired couple in the seaside suburb of St. Kilda call on Jackson Clements Burrows Architects for a two-story addition behind a...

Yellow Cloud Studio invents a triangular, glass-and-plywood extension that turns an awkward backyard space into a light-filled...

Stay connected to your surroundings in these sparkling contemporary homes of glass.

In Chicago's Wicker Park, the conversion of a two-flat Italianate building into a single-family home calls for a modern,...

HA Architecture introduces a wall of windows to bring light and life into an Australian mullet home.

A narrow, mid-terrace house in Brook Green now enjoys a lustrous, double-height kitchen and dining room.

I love modern architecture.

Have you ever walked past a house on your way to work and thought, Wouldn’t it be nice to live there. Artist Judith Brenner did.

When it comes to cabins, wood is good—but glazing is amazing.