Glass blocks—the old-school square blocks of translucent glass found in many buildings constructed from the 1940s through the...

Combining swerves and verve, these homes showcase the allure of organic silhouettes.

Carter Williamson Architects preserves the heritage facade of a 100-year-old dwelling in Annandale while imbuing the interiors...

Transported in a single shipping container and raised in two weeks, this clam-shaped cabin nestles against a rocky outcrop...

Perched on a coastal site in Australia, this property features cantilevered views of the sparkling sea.

In Coles Bay, Tasmania, Freycinet Lodge’s undulating pavilions of wood and glass place guests at the heart of the wilderness.

When Zaha Hadid passed away in March 2016, she left the world of architecture with an irreplaceable legacy.

Arches date back to ancient days, but they can add refined elegance to any space—no matter the room, style, or era.

Studio Razavi Architecture blends old and new to create a moody, introspective space for a bachelor living in Lyon.

Tidal Arc House by Woods Bagot mirrors the undulations of the tide and landscape with its arched concrete form.

This curvaceous Missouri home, which we first spotlighted in 2012 for its sunken outdoor fire pit, grew from plans for a pool...

There's something undeniably mystical about pyramids and prisms, and architects the world over have used the enigmatic form in...

Since 1963, Stepstone has been manufacturing handmade, precast concrete products elegant enough for any location—such as the...

Alterstudio creates a soft-edged, indoor/outdoor structure for living large on a standard lot.

Way out in the wilderness of Ontario, a curiously shaped house stretches along a tricky ridge.

Belinda George Architects crafts a family “bach” on New Zealand’s North Island that celebrates the native bush and outdoor living.

Chenchow Little architects devise a wondrous and efficient home for a family of five in Sydney.

Steffen Welsch Architects juxtapose a rammed earth extension with a 1930s bungalow in order to create a flexible family home.

In a New York loft, a multifunctional cube provides a space-saving fix that’s anything but square.

There’s something about brick that we just can’t enough of. It's earthy and natural, symmetrical and sturdy, timeless and...