The stylistic approach for The Black House, the newest project on offer from the Phoenix-based Knob Modern Design, can be summed...

Built in 1975, the Ramada House is widely considered to be one of the most significant residences in the Grand Canyon State.

Horticulturist Alfonso Chavez is helping return his Tucson community to the traditional and Indigenous practices that were...

The Phoenix residence draws inspiration from the Sonoran Desert and the stately cacti.

Located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, the blocky structure is perforated by succulent-filled atriums and skylights that look...

With an angular roof canopy that glows with the sun and striated, rammed earth walls, Dancing Light House delights in its desert...

A local architectural designer bridges the gap between new construction and historic preservation in a central Phoenix...

From Southwest-inspired residences to traditional log cabins, these prefab companies in Arizona can create the dwelling of your...

A masterful extension of the desert landscape in Scottsdale, Taliesin West is a living memorial to the inspiring life and work of...

This 5,000-square-foot home made from steel, concrete, and glass took less than five months to build—but it’ll last forever.

Matthew Moore has found himself in the curious position of being both an artist and a fourth-generation farmer, working and...

Having had only two owners since its completion in 1960, the home retains its original turquoise-colored rafters and breezy...

A patio complete with infinity pool, firepit, spectacular mountain views, and a seriously-cool outdoor heater makes this...

Asking $3.4M, the award-winning Halas House is a rare find wrapped in copper, brick, and glass.

Architect Vince Scarano created a swanky wonderland within this landmark flat’s crisp concrete shell.

A design dream team connects a 1980s dwelling to its spectacular site in Paradise Valley, Arizona

Located in Phoenix, Arizona, the Norman Lykes Residence is one of 14 circular homes by the iconic architect.

Spanning a desert wash, a modern residence in Arizona embraces its natural surroundings with minimal impact.

The design duo behind the boho chic stay The Joshua Tree House venture out into the deserts of Arizona.

James Turrell’s large-scale artwork in a volcanic cinder cone in Arizona is the backdrop for “Jesus Is King,” a film documenting...

Former horse stalls now serve as concrete room dividers in this modernist guest home in Phoenix, Arizona.

Part of a community land trust, the Tempe Micro Estates offer buyers an alternative to an overheated housing market.

Landscape designers and eco-hydrology specialists at EcoSense utilized a passive rainwater harvesting design and underground clay...

Conceived as an extension of the Arizona landscape, this eco-friendly, modern house approaches near net-zero energy consumption.

A dramatic mix of locally sourced cedar shingles and stone from nearby Lake Champlain helps integrate Woodstock Farm into its...

Marrying old and new, an eclectic community in Phoenix's Garfield Historic District finds harmony with its colorful surroundings.

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Designed for his son’s school in Tucson, Arizona, architect Gideon Danilowitz builds a low-cost chicken coop suitable for the...

Sitting on an enormous 45-acre lot, this modern cabin can be your own dreamy desert getaway.

A multifamily building in Phoenix offers light and open space for 25 homes—and each comes with a thoughtful take on contemporary...

They say the "kitchen is the heart of the home" for a reason.

For the young duo behind the firm Atherton Keener, Phoenix’s harsh, ever-changing light served as inspiration for their minimal...

Derek and Venea Meyer used desert-inspired design elements and indoor/outdoor architectural details to envelop the...

Listed for $5.9 million, the sprawling Arizona residence by Taliesin architect John Rattenbury features an organic form that...

These dynamic live/work spaces bring together the home and office for the best of both worlds.

After educating more than 1,200 architects, Frank Lloyd Wright’s influential school is forced to close.