A Sense of Place: Design for Where You Want to Live

A tech entrepreneur goes off the grid and learns to work with his hands as he remakes a geodesic dome in the California desert.

In Paris, a makeshift duplex is tailor-made for a couple, their toddler, and their cat.

The flora comes first at a leafy enclave just minutes from downtown Palo Alto.

An empty-nester discovers the perfect place for a compact new dwelling at the edge of her own property in Melbourne.

A green-roofed retreat slots gently into a wooded dell in southern Brazil.

Designer Fernando Mastrangelo is a master at pushing the limits of media, both material and social.

A gadget-based guide to the post-cable future.

Two city dwellers take a small shiplap home in the Hudson Valley from bad funky to good funky while creating more room to breathe.

The Swiss architect discusses his design for a British vacation retreat and his notoriously contemplative working process.

After debating whether to renovate or rip up a wobbly old house, a family in Portland, Oregon, opts to start fresh and unlock the site’s full potential.

A reimagined home in the tallgrass region strives to honor its past and the land around it.