When Carly and Brad Moeller were searching for a new home in the Ravenswood Manor neighborhood of Chicago, they came across a...

What do architects build when they can be their own clients?

Stairway to Heaven by Wood Arkitektur + Design uses heat-treated pine and bricks to fashion a casual family retreat.

Inside a historic Victorian, ROAR Architects designs a flat for each sibling that connect to shared spaces.

Measured Architecture opens up a ’50s split-level to spectacular views.

The split-level home strikes a happy compromise between classic details and contemporary updates.

Designed for an architect and developer, the Houseboat is a curved, split-level structure brimming with evocative textures.

Though the Danish philosophy might not have a direct English translation, everyone can benefit from adding a little hygge...

A couple budgets carefully while renovating a split-level house on Chicago’s Near North Side.

Open Studio Collective founder Allison Bryan was both architect and builder on her dream home, infusing the gut job with playful...

Stacked, cantilevered rooms provide forest views and privacy for guests at this small hotel in the Qiyun Mountain area of China.

The 194-square-foot addition by Novak Hiles Architects features an open-plan kitchen and dining area that connects to a...

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

Making the most of vertical space unleashes the potential of a petite San Francisco project.

With a green roof that merges with the grassy ground, this family home in Belgium looks like two periscopes rising up from the...

Sited along a creek near the commune of Curacaví in Chile’s Santiago Metropolitan Region, “Quebrada House,” which translates to...

Hidden storage and flexible living are prioritized in this modern apartment of just 500 square feet.

A fresh approach to the region’s rural vernacular architecture

A vacation home for two siblings and their families is all about strengthening connections—to each other, and to the land.

Next to an old farmhouse in the East Tyrolean village of Nussdorf, Austria, is an unusually shaped, shingle-clad cabin that's...

Transformed on a tight budget, a decrepit brick structure in Ghent breathes new life as a treehouse-like abode.

Using the same roof form and materials as the houses surrounding it, this Australian residence reinterprets the pitched-roof...

Architect Gus Stamos built the canyon home for his family in 1968—and not much has changed since.

A tiny apartment in a Hong Kong high rise is named Mini Tree House Residence after its little lofted bedroom.

Enter the world of Train Suite Shiki-shima, a 10-car sleeper train that’s more like a scenic boutique hotel than a simple means...

This renovated London home is filled with daylight, hidden nooks, and clever storage solutions.

These vibrant homes prove that getting creative with daring paint shades and details can go a long way when updating your space.

Inspired by cargotecture, this boxy dwelling in West Vancouver features an efficient layout that makes the most of its hillside...

This Brisbane cottage was completely redesigned and expanded to make the best of an existing pool on the property.

Thanks to a recent remodel, this four-bedroom property asking $2,000,000 is filled with natural light and beautiful bespoke...

As housing prices skyrocket, two Toronto architects come up with a clever solution to help finance their first home.

A family of renovators brings a 3,960-square-foot gem back to life while preserving its ’70s charm.

In the Bay Area, a 1950s low-rise home is adapted over time to meet its owner’s lifestyle at every turn.

Originally an ADU for aging parents, this cottage in Solano Canyon is at once lofty and snug.

In Melbourne’s Newport suburb, OOF! Architecture leads a skillful remodel packed with playful surprises like exposed trusses, a...

First impressions of a home often take place as you approach the front door, where you're eventually given a glimpse inside as...