Stairway to Heaven by Wood Arkitektur + Design uses heat-treated pine and bricks to fashion a casual family retreat.

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A scion of Frank Lloyd Wright erects a modular hillside retreat near the architect’s estate.

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Today, architecture and design in Australia is more vibrant and exciting than ever.

From Kyoto, Japan, to Austin, Texas, these dwellings take “bringing the outside in” to the next level.

No natural light? No problem.

Not everyone has the luxury of having multiple bedrooms in their homes—but that’s nothing to lose sleep over.

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Bricks aren't just for brownstones.

From 1949 to 1966, Joseph Eichler collaborated with renowned architects to build some 11,000 of his trademark tract houses across...

These homes across the world take advantage of the expressive nature of board-formed concrete.

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From traditional, gabled dwellings to rounded pods, these prefab cabins offer an idyllic retreat into the woods.

From treetop dwellings to glass retreats, these cabins make it easy to wish upon a star.

These one-of-a-kind abodes value the well worn and the beautifully flawed above homogeneity.

These cutting-edge trends show how modern architecture stands to impact our everyday lives and society at large.

Almost as important as the clothes you buy is how you store them.

These cabins, domes, and houses channel the free-spirited nature of the desert.

Enjoy your morning cuppa en plein air.

This Seattle home is as stunning as the sights it surrounds.

This is not your grandmother’s wood paneling.

If you're looking to make your home work more efficiently and reduce energy costs, the smart home market has a lot to offer.