This week, the AIA San Francisco kicks off its ninth annual Architecture and the City festival.

The “endangered” Booth Cottage could be the first Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home to be torn down in the U.S. in over a decade.

The Lockridge Medical Center will be demolished on January 10, 2018—and it will be the first viable Wright design to be lost in...

A concave ceiling is craned onto a rear extension in Belgium.

After an overwhelming show of student support, Taliesin’s board of directors has rescinded a vote to shutter the school—but to...

Have a look at some on the most interestiing things we here at Dwell saw this week.

Construction has begun on a controversial airport near the Incan citadel, but naysayers are worried about the future of the...

Four pieces of architectural history have reportedly been stolen from Frank Lloyd Wright's Freeman House in Los Angeles, while...

An emerging Spanish designer redefines his role by pursuing philanthropic projects with indigenous peoples in Colombia.

The nonprofit design/build collective is converting shipping containers into modular, pop-up ICUs.

The residents of Midland, Michigan, are leading the charge to document their community’s unique architectural history.

Tragedy begets opportunity in San Francisco when a fire-scorched Victorian is rebuilt from within.

From the holy grail of glassware to a fermentation crock that guarantees perfect pickles, here’s what Zach Klein swears by.

Architect Jiri Lev’s home is a prototype for forward-looking architecture that could make a positive societal impact in Australia.

Based in Brooklyn, New York, Future Green Studio is cultivating beautiful and sustainable landscapes throughout NYC, one...

This Los Angeles family builds smart and plans ahead.

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and Spoke Art gallery join forces to host “Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless” at Taliesin West and...

Aside from the stimulus bill, state and local governments are stepping up to provide rent relief during the new coronavirus...

In an act of solidarity, these brands are donating profits to food banks, producing masks and ventilators for healthcare workers,...

...and wake up, every so often, to a project that fulfills the potential of mass-produced housing.

In this installment of Friday Finds, a look at tennis's most entertaining athlete, Pantone swatches that are good enough to eat,...

The White House groundskeepers have made some progress and have launched a gardening practice designed to be more...

Join us November 27-December 31 for special Holiday Tours at the Home and Studio!

While British author Virginia Woolf heralded the benefits of “a room of one’s own,” writer, master gardener, and outdoor...

The popular yet hard-to-find Danish brand with a cult following launches an in-store concept at New York's MoMA Design Store.

We here at the Dwell offices were all saddened to learn that architectural photographer Julius Shulman passed away last night at...

San Francisco is a hotbed for design, spanning the disciplines of art, architecture, graphic design, illustration, and more.

Anda and Jenny French of Boston architecture firm French 2D specialize in “strange” housing types where people can reconsider...

It's been well-documented that architect Paul Rudolph's brutalist yet expressive aesthetic hasn't held up well to the whims of...

There's some citizen adbusting going on in France where groups describing themselves as "deboulonneurs" or "unscrewers," are...

In 1959, six Dominican Sisters from Adrian traveled to Midland to discuss a proposed Catholic high school for girls with...

There’s no questioning the validity and worthiness of the growing popularity of green, but the relentless reliance on the...

In the spring of 1935, Dr. Charles MacCallum, Midland’s only physician, asked Alden B. Dow to design a residence for the sloping...

Fall Adult Architecture Camp -- where adults can be campers, too!

IN THE ARCHIVES: The Calvin A. Campbell Residence Calvin A. Campbell was a fraternity brother of Alden B. Dow’s at the University...