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

Transformed on a tight budget, a decrepit brick structure in Ghent breathes new life as a treehouse-like abode.

Although not for the faint of heart, a cliffside home can offer the excitement of living on the edge, as well as unparalleled...

In the El Peñon Reserve, architects use concrete and upcycled trees to design Casa de la Roca, a striking Y-shaped home...

Skirting towering trees and protected by floating canopies, this urban oasis is all about the outdoors.

A former fruit orchard makes for a stunning family home outside of London.

An adventurous indoor-outdoor home by the Boston practice Höweler + Yoon Architecture acts as a beacon for three generations of a...

Your kitty—and your couch upholstery—will thank you.

Brazil is a breath-taking country that has a perfect mix of nature and modern architecture.

In the residential district of Alto de Pinheiros in São Paulo, a indoor/outdoor family home revolves around a grand flamboyant...

This East Austin home has a flowing, open plan that makes entertaining a breeze.

The benefits of using local stone in a building's structure are multifold.

With greenery dwindling in urban areas, an architecture firm in Ho Chi Minh City designs a home to bring nature back to the...

For this rural Ontario home, building sustainably was less about high-tech gizmos than learning to truly love the land.

A dark exterior gives way to muted, serene interiors in this U-shaped residence by Studiofour.

A modernist cabin in British Columbian ski country is the perfect retreat for a family of outdoor adventurers.

Inspired by the rural Wisconsin countryside, a team designs an elegant modern farmhouse with a simple exterior and a bright, airy...

Behind a traditional colonial in Lima, an angular house attuned to its site takes shape.

On a sloped creekside site in Atlanta, Georgia, architect Staffan Svenson elevates humble materials and basic geometries to craft...