Maria Cook and Lance Compa were only looking to kill a sleepy Sunday afternoon when they drove 20 minutes south of their home in...

Alejandro Sticotti wants to make bookshelves and coatracks inexpensively—and for people to watch his team do it.

Old money and ultraconservative attitudes aren’t really compatible with forward thinking and radical ideas, but during the late...

An exhibition at Design Museum Holon showcases products that marry handicraft and high-tech.

The smart tech revolution holds particular promise for aging in place.

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

Pack your bags—Tiny house builder ESCAPE opens the largest tiny home resort in the Midwest, and is inviting everyone to join the...

The new Estelita’s Library is an open and inclusive space where activism is encouraged through community engagement and the...

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

See the incredible stories that made Dwell Magazine a Medal Finalist in two photography categories in the Society of Publication...

WASP teams up with Mario Cucinella Architects to 3D print eco-friendly homes using locally sourced materials.

Japanese-style joinery means that The Bed by Thuma can be set up in a flash.

Nestled in Oskaloosa, the Carroll Alsop House is one of seven Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian homes in the state of Iowa.

Working with architect Nova Tayona, a Toronto-based couple create a family farmhouse that merges past and present.

A perforated brick brise-soleil fills this lush home with diffuse daylight and cooling breezes.

Out of The Valley just completed their latest project, the Holly Water Cabin—and it’s available for rent.

Natural materials, lush courtyards, and feng shui principles combine in the first of a series of eco kindergartens by LAVA and...

The six-story, 150,000-square-foot garden is expected to yield a ton of organic produce every day for the French capital.

Closing the blinds for 29 windows? No longer an issue for this couple.

Two Iran-born brothers—each running multidisciplinary studios, 5,000 miles apart—discuss the similarities and differences in...

Tucked within a nature reserve on Portugal's Atlantic coast, Silent Living has created a beachy getaway with Casas Na Areia.

A cantilevered, enclosed walkway connects a boxy add-on with the Estes Residence, a 1935 design in the Hollywood Hills by William...

First published in the premier issue of Dwell Magazine (October 2000), “The Fruit Bowl Manifesto” articulates our vision of what...

Paris' Notre Dame cathedral was consumed by flames, but plans to rebuild it are already underway.

With her latest exhibition at SFMOMA, the MIT professor, artist, and architect sends a dire (but hopeful) message: In order to...

In “Herself,” a single mother builds a home from scratch—and the complete plans are freely available online.

A conversation with architect, artist, and MIT Media Lab professor Neri Oxman.

This historic city’s under-the-radar modernism scene makes it worth a weekend visit.

A new owner with a light touch has kept Marcel Breuer's 1959 Hooper House II a marvel of the mid-20th century whose life will...

As architect Hank Butitta and artist Nell Nordlie say goodbye to their 512-square-foot home, they hope its next owner will...

Enric Ruiz-Geli’s firm Cloud9 designed the suburban house of the future—it also happens to be sustainable.

Over the past decade, soaring rents and urban loneliness have been driving people to live closer together.

Throughout U.S. history, the row house has endured and adapted as an underappreciated model for accessible urban housing.

In this episode of Predicting Our Future, I’ll take you along as I explore the future of homebuilding, speaking with founders of...

Vancouver, British Columbia, offers a dramatic natural setting, but as Omer Arbel shows us, there’s more to the city of glass...

The crisis reveals how our homes, offices, and communities need to respond to a rapidly changing reality.