Driving through the leafy country lanes on the outer edges of London’s commuter belt, it’s hard to imagine the city is just an...

Garden and living spaces blend together in this Australian dwelling which inverts the classic wraparound veranda.

Since its invention by Le Corbusier in 1930, the butterfly roof has endured as a dramatic architectural feature.

At Lago Ranco, a courtyard house immerses a family in nature from all sides.

Featuring a soaring atrium, the spacious French home spreads across three floors of a converted 20th-century foundry.

Architect Bentley Tibbs crafts a cozy Texas home with verdant views, an art studio, and five different porches.

Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados centers a flexible residence around a lush interior courtyard.

ODDO Architects creates a spacious and airy home that’s just under 14 feet wide.

On a reforested nature reserve in Saubion, France, a series of private, wooden structures known as Les Echasses Hotel perches at...

Perched in the 1929 Walker Building, this sunshine-filled corner unit mixes old with new.

From its hillside perch in Napa Valley, this 4,000-square-foot home designed by Pfau Long Architecture has it all: awe-inspiring...

On the heels of an urban installation last year in King’s Cross, UK design firm Out of the Valley has plans for another woodsy...

A new suite of prefab timber cabins welcomes guests at the Whitepod Eco-Luxury Hotel.

Originally built as a hotel circa 1860, the building features a stately staircase leading up to a loft-style attic apartment with...

Melbourne-based WOWOWA Architecture reimagines a brick house for a rambunctious family of six.

The pair of four-bedroom residences feature sliding glass doors that open the interior to a tropical-style backyard oasis and...

"For Amsterdam, you still have to come to Amsterdam.”

Rafael Santa Ana unites the disjointed floors of his Vancouver residence, adding vaulted ceilings and a commanding, double-height...

A barren space beneath Miami’s Metrorail tracks has been transformed into a lush landscape for relaxation and recreation.

Built with passive solar principles and salvaged finds, the Original Funky House keeps the spirit of the ’70s alive.

Joyce Storey and her late husband, Howell Binkley, opened their Harlem apartment to the lovelorn for years.