The famed advocate of urban living embraces country life with a new exhibition.

This tranquil home provides for a simpler life on a lakefront in southern Uruguay.

With Europe leading the way, waste-to-energy plants are turning an unlikely resource—garbage—into electricity.

Developed by Robert Rummer in 1969, this four-bedroom home revolves around a bright central atrium.

The homeowners created the structures using stones collected on-site to connect their rural residence to the land.

Preserved hardwood floors, porthole windows, and vaulted ceilings with skylights span the 1929 Dutch vessel turned floating home.

A New York exhibition explores where architecture and engineering meet to design for earthquake zones.

A design guide to China's bustling capital.

Just a couple days ago the Los Angeles Times posted a slideshow of their picks for the Best Architecture: 2008, complete with...

This week in the editors' jaunts around the World Wide Web shared in international flavor (perhaps it's a summer travel bug).