Ideas like urban acupuncture and biofeedback belie the simplicity behind Sweet Water Foundation’s mission—to help folks in...

The MacArthur fellow and cofounder of the Sweet Water Foundation speaks about “regenerative design” and reclaiming the community.

Economic meltdown aside, if you’re still thinking about plunking down some hard-earned cash on a new HDTV this holiday season,...

The industrial designer and Pratt Institute graduate teaches at her alma mater, instilling midcentury rigor in the creators of...

The celebrity couple reportedly plan to build a 15,000-square-foot modern farmhouse on the lot to replace the midcentury—and the...

For 35 years, John Cronin has safeguarded New York’s waterways, investigating dozens of pollution cases and authoring three laws...

The Royal Institute of British Architects has spoken.

ÖÖD House covers its tiny homes in floor-to-ceiling reflective panels that make them disappear into their setting.

A new exhibition on poster design opens May 8, 2015, at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

The striking Massachusetts museum Clark Art Institute reopens its doors after a decade-long transformation.

Each week, we tap into Dwell's Instagram community to bring you the most captivating design and architecture shots of the week.

In 1967, the Michigan Foundation for Advanced Research announced plans to sponsor a laboratory in Midland to be devoted to...

Two James Renwick–designed, Anglo-Italianate townhouses are currently for sale—separately, or as a pair.

Built in 1950, the secluded residence features floor-to-ceiling windows and private gardens.

At $125 a night, a startup offers rentable micro cabins to help urban dwellers escape the daily grind.

We are pleased to announce our partnership with the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute.

The Institute for Public Architecture hosts an evening honoring two thought leaders at the Brooklyn Historical Society.

A new installation by Daikoku Design Institute pays homage to the symbiotic relationship between humans and the natural world.

Next up at Archtober, a Swedish series on architecture, urbanity, and egalitarianism.

In the coastal town of Castellón, a 19th-century villa with a military history now hosts a culinary institute called Gasma.

French Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel is credited by the New York Times in a profile piece as "exceptionally good...

Perched atop a rocky two-acre lot overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the enchanting 1957 home is now seeking a whopping $12.5 million.

Ranked as one of the 11 winners for the American Institute of Architects 2018 Housing Awards, this contemporary residence...

In her first solo project, a young designer remakes a raw 850-square-foot house in Culver City by herself and on a tight budget.

Built for entertaining and turning heads, this unique midcentury home is seeking a new owner.

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

When Zaha Hadid passed away in March 2016, she left the world of architecture with an irreplaceable legacy.

In the ’60s, using only materials found on their 400-acre plot of forest in Mendocino County, Charles Bello and his wife built a...

When an efficient prefab can become a coastal retreat with a spectacular view to boot—it makes a very compelling case for not...

These industry-leading designers and architects will select the best projects of the year.

This uber-green dwelling not only walks the walk, it talks the talk.

An unsung mid-century designer is poised for a triumphant revival.

The organization founded by Charles and Ray's family opens its new Bay Area headquarters to the public this month.

Gather Greene’s simple material palette and thoughtful design let Mother Nature shine.

The storied hacienda-style oasis was also once home to “Frankenstein” actor Boris Karloff.