Built according to the architect’s plans for Case Study House #13, the 1949 property includes a two-bedroom guesthouse.

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Anchored in a small canal, this floating house is all about space and light.

By removing walls, inserting new windows, and using a lighter color palette, Mowery Marsh Architects give this historic home a...

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Originally built in 1938, the revived Shadow House in Melbourne merges contemporary and Art Deco features.

A unit in Montreal's historic housing complex Habitat 67 is reborn into a sleek, airy abode.

Put off by Montreal’s rising rents, a young couple turn to first-time homeownership and dive into a design-led renovation.

Frank Gehry's recognizable designs are often cited as being among the most important works of contemporary architecture.

A couple thoughtfully remodel an old camper to ensure the trailer's vintage personality shines.

Ancient and emerging technologies promise sustainable answers to water shortages.

Robert Hutchison Architecture transforms a 1950s dwelling into a functional family home that respects the Pacific Northwest...

After suffering a devastating fire, the chic chateau—now home to a family of three—undergoes a transformational restoration.

A generic Brooklyn brownstone is transformed into a bright and spacious home—idyllic for entertaining kids and adults alike.

These reflective homes, cabins, and hotels seem to disappear into their surroundings.

These pergolas and trellises throw shade (in a good way).

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An old home in Lake Oswego, Oregon, receives a modern makeover from MOA Architecture, while keeping its midcentury charm intact.

A modern lake house enveloped by a distinctive roof.