Flexible, durable, and fast-growing—it's no wonder bamboo has been nick-named "the green steel of the 21st century."

Architects discuss the threat of depoliticizing architecture admist the evolving political context.

As U.S. lawmakers finalize a bill to restart the economy, the 95,000-member-strong American Institute of Architecture proposes a...

Built in 1954 by Robert Gurney, this residence is a masterpiece of stone and glass.

With 20-foot ceilings and full-height windows, this former Ukrainian equipment space breathes new life as an elegant, modern...

Smart, sustainable, and minimalistic—these "location-independent, pay-as-you-live" prefab tiny homes introduce a new genre of...

Set in the sprawling, wooded Kistefos sculpture park—just 50 miles north of Oslo—The Twist by Bjarke Ingels Group connects the...

With the structural framework in place, Dan Brunn Architecture’s Bridge House takes shape.

Hatchet Design Build restored this home's historic details—and then brought in modern treatments to sow stylistic tension.

French photographer Philippe Glade captures the huge variety of tents, camps, and towers that the iconic art festival brings to...

Three top architecture firms just revealed new designs for La Brea Tar Pits—including Hancock Park’s 12 acres and the Page...

The twists, turns, and cantilevers of these residences and public structures are due to the gravity-defying abilities of concrete.

Hendricks Churchill fine-tunes an 1860s home, balancing traditional charm with contemporary updates.

Hint: It’s time for the gadgets to start working together.

The Internet of Things has the power to make cities infinitely friendlier for seniors and people with disabilities.

The Scandinavian-inspired design by Manta North is tucked neatly between an extinct volcano and the Atlantic, where exceptional...

Ancient and emerging technologies promise sustainable answers to water shortages.

Once destined for destruction, the Miles Bates House—better known as the Wave House for its curvy roof—will finally open to the...

An Álvaro Siza-designed apartment in Lisbon undergoes a renovation that results in a more spacious, light-filled interior.

A new kind of tiny home, Parasitic House takes advantage of untapped skylines with a low-impact design.

Read the Editor’s Letter from our upcoming September/October edition and look for the issue on newsstands in the first week of...

Los Angeles-based designer Jennifer Siegal proudly embraces prefabricated design—and is on a mission to remove negative...

We’re exploring a new way to work in Manhattan.

The new park will serve as a sustainable, state-of-the-art community hub with a metro station, underground shopping mall, and...

Each unit is layered with a mix of eye-catching details, including patterned mosaics and a moody mermaid painting on the bathroom...

Described as a "cultural shed for New York," The Shed is an expandable multi-use cultural venue designed by the NYC-based firm,...

As increasingly extreme weather threatens their quality of life, communities across the nation are rallying around resilient and...

Embodying innovations in technology, architecture, and lifestyle, the 200-foot-long residence in Hancock Park, Los Angeles will...

In Lisbon’s historic Baixa Pombalina district, José Adrião Arquitetos revives an abandoned corner building that had been hiding a...

The celebrated Oakland artist and designer wants policymakers to reinvest in written-off neighborhoods.

Ana Rocha Architecture’s Micro House Slim Fit is a 538-square-foot home that can slot right into forgotten city lots.

A disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright, Resnick built the Calabi-Picker House using materials and techniques that exemplify Usonian...

The Skyward Cabin in Prince Edward County, Ontario, offers up a remote locale for adventure-seekers.

We’ve gathered some of our favorite homes that maintain their original flavor without sacrificing 21st-century modernizations.

The walls of each home can be printed in just 24 hours with nearly zero waste.

The Louisiana native explains how cities can heal the wounds of racist development—without accelerating gentrification.