Architect Peter Grueneisen of Nonzero Architecture takes on revamping a classic.

These thoughtful remodels take on the daunting task of preserving the homes’ marvelous midcentury roots.

Lightly renovated since being built in 1956, this Mount Washington home is seeking its third-ever owner.

A single window and door along the concrete-colored facade are all that hint to what’s in store.

Behind an eye-catching facade, a sun-drenched great room connects to a concrete rear addition.

Plagued by dim rooms and low ceilings, a typical midcentury bungalow in Austin, Texas, is remodeled into a contemporary,...

A couple renovate a 1930s bungalow in Berkeley, California, adding 500 square feet and plenty of natural light.

This Melbourne house inspired by California bungalows was renovated and extended without neglecting its original form or...

Linear sight lines and a game-changing terrace revamp a midcentury home in the Pacific Palisades.

This one-bedroom home offers classic tongue-and-groove ceilings, beveled subway tile, and built-in cherry cabinetry.

The backyard dwelling by OKB Architecture packs a large program into a narrow lot, allowing a family to spread outward from their...

A diamond in the rough now shimmers as a delightful retreat, complete with two turnkey bonus spaces and striking views of the...

In the Pacific Palisades neighborhood, a couple turn to architect Ken Ungar for a home that maximizes ocean views and meshes...

Built atop the footprint of a home constructed during World War I, Pink House by And And And Studio captures the essence of...

The Los Angeles Conservancy announced the recipients of its 34th Annual Preservation Awards, and has honored architect and Googie...

Natural light allows the period details to pop against a crisp white interior.

A house designed to be part of the landscape is at home among the trees in Venice, California.

On a sloped plot in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, an almost 100-year-old anonymous bungalow was rendered in pink,...

Perched on a lush lot that spans nearly half an acre, the four-bedroom residence features multiple outdoor living spaces and a...

Humble in size but big on seaside views and low-key vibes, the beach bungalow is a classic staple of beachside culture across the...

Design, Bitches turns a typical Atwater Village home into a lush hideaway with a new, cedar-clad guesthouse.

It doesn’t always take a full-scale renovation to make a classic kitchen feel more modern.

Once worse for the wear, these revamped classics shine again under the Southern California sun.

The principles of the Wonderland Park community and the owner’s interest in renewable energy inspired this transformation by...

The creative force behind Faraday Future’s otherworldly automotive designs takes on a new medium—his own residence.

A net-zero prefab home design is set to reinvigorate a down-at-the-heels Los Angeles neighborhood.

A sagging ranch house is reborn as a spacious cabin with a soaring roof in Harbert, Michigan.

Los Angeles–based architecture firm Tag Front faces the future of downtown living with an apartment that melds the compactness of...

Los Angeles architect Ray Kappe built a multilevel house for his family back in 1967, and the results still resonate today.

GLUCK+ builds on the language of iconic design with a family home in the Hollywood Hills.

These nine Los Angeles–based prefab companies are pushing the boundaries of beautiful residential design.

Designer Ginny Macdonald’s renovation includes a new breakfast nook, a laundry room, and a crisp white color scheme.

From his office near the Culver City Arts District, the architect challenges ideas about how low-cost housing should look.

After a multiphase update and an appearance on HGTV, this Montecito Heights midcentury seeks a new owner.

Referencing Case Study architecture, Three Step House in Silver Lake gradually climbs a curving site.

A growing family enhances the original features of their historic home with playful, inventive touches—including an underground...