On the site of a former clinic, Kevin Veenhuizen Architects creates a peaceful family residence where plants and wildlife abound.

In a San Francisco kitchen, a sleek series of custom cabinets camouflages an armada of professional features.

If you've ever embarked on a renovation in California, you know how challenging the historic preservation laws can be.

Mention San Francisco and you might stir up images of steep streets lined with colorful and historic Victorian...

Architect Anne Fougeron channels West Coast minimalism to soften and brighten a family residence on a rare bluffside lot.

An architect reimagines a narrow 1901 row house in Noe Valley while preserving its historic facade.

Modern additions and a restoration transform a 2,930-square-foot home.

Two San Francisco art and travel addicts overhauled a loft—and customized a pair of shipping containers—to accommodate their...

Located in the city's iconic Sea Cliff neighborhood, a historic abode is treated to a stunning renovation.

In a 1932 home with a dramatic sloped roof, a contemporary concrete extension makes the garden a part of the living space.

Formerly a schoolhouse property, this rundown London warehouse breathes new life as a modern two-bedroom abode after a complex...

Faced with the unique challenge of renovating the work of mid-century master, design principal Stephen Shoup of building Lab...

In Portland, Oregon, a renovated warehouse fuses engineering and artistry, much like its owners.

Teaming up with architect Craig Steely, an industrial designer and a mechanical engineer find just the right design for a...

Built in 1962, this superb Eichler one-story in San Francisco's Diamond Heights neighborhood prioritizes indoor/outdoor living.

The renovated family home in Queensland has a modest footprint—both in its physical build and its approach to sustainability.

These renovated homes in the San Francisco Bay Area stay true to their midcentury roots while reaping the benefits of...