Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal—the 49th and 50th Pritzker Prize laureates—have contributed decades of sustainable and...

Japanese architect Arata Isozaki receives the ​industry's highest honor.

This hillside home with a primitive profile and dramatic views of the Pacific Ocean is for sale.

The Japanese designer has made a career of finding new ways to bring people together.

We revisit the remarkable, socially engaged work of Alejandro Aravena on the occasion of the announcement of his Pritzker Prize,...

A renovation brings light and order to a Spanish flat, maintaining its standout ceilings.

Check out New York State’s offering of innovative modular homes.

Today Swiss architect Peter Zumthor was named the winner of the 2009 Pritzker Prize.

For its fifth anniversary, the Curry Stone Foundation—a charitable organization that celebrates community-oriented design...

Since 1979, the Pritzker Prize has gone to architects—mostly men—in recognition of years of unfailing contributions.

In mid-April, 2013, Washington Post columnist Philip Kennicott won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism.

The founder of Brooklyn catering company Day Into Night tells us why she’s always reaching for her grandmother’s serving spoon.

Goldsmith Street beat out five other shortlisted nominees to scoop the coveted architecture award.

In celebration of National Dog Day on August 26, five modern doghouses are up for auction—and proceeds will benefit the ASPCA and...

The New York architect, who has retooled everything from parks to food-processing plants, explains the origin story of the...

A charming, small-scale house wins Sweden’s oldest and most prestigious architecture award, beating out Bjarke Ingels Group and...

Designed in 1993 by architects Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, the two-level home comprises a wooden volume placed inside...

The Pritzker Prize–winning architect reflects on his achievements and his mentor.

The Chilean architect has donated an epic concrete residence to Sorteos Tec Tradicional, an annual lottery that funds...

Dwell.com’s Annual “Merry Modern Giveaway” Features the Best Modern Products of the Year – Including AGS Stainless Railings!

The Pritzker Prize–winning Chilean architect reflects on innovation, social responsibility, and the limits of control.

Kazuyo Sejima (just the second woman ever!) and Ryue Nishizawa of the Japanese architecture firm SANAA were awarded the 2010...

Comfort and sustainability? That’s a win-win.

Ten years after its original publication, historian Raymond Guidot’s tome gets an extensive update.

The award-winning Japanese architecture firm celebrates 20 years of practice with a thoughtful Stateside commission.

Martha Thorne, executive director of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, selects the most groundbreaking structures of the last...

Clad in limestone, 611 West 56th Street in New York City is the Pritzker laureate’s first project in the U.S.

Known for thoughtfully constructed modular homes that embrace their surroundings, award-winning Chilean architect Mathias Klotz...

When Zaha Hadid passed away in March 2016, she left the world of architecture with an irreplaceable legacy.

The three-family property by the Pritzker Prize–winning architect features outdoor courtyards protected by the home’s arcing...

The Japanese architect—and winner of the 2014 Pritzker Prize—is working with Muji on a new endeavor: using furniture as a module...

The first-ever Designers and Book Fair was held last weekend at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City.

Hats off to Taiwanese architect Hseih Ying-Chun for winning the Curry Stone Design Grand Prize and taking home the $100,000 grant.

Alejandro Aravena's vision for tackling the housing crisis.

Artisanal tile company Fireclay was at Coverings for the first time this year and exhibited their brand of glass and ceramic tile...

Back again in Milan this year is the ever-present Dror Benshetrit,who wowed us in years past with his Peacock Chair for Capellini...