Crowned with a glass observatory, this scenic Wisconsin home commands panoramic views of the surrounding grasslands.

By designing a home with an angled roof covered in sod, architecture firm After Party takes living in the land to the next level.

Set in a secluded natural setting, this L-shaped home emerges from the landscape with transparent walls and a lush green roof.

In an unusual collaboration among birds, wind, and one of San Francisco’s leading landscape architects, a California designer...

A green roof cools your home in the summer, insulates in the winter, and has far-reaching benefits for the community, but keeping...

This all-white LEED Gold home is undoubtedly modern, but takes cues from the historic precedent of the longhouse to bring the...

With these modern-day lodges for Kansas City campers heading to the country, a Missouri architecture firm puts a fresh face on a...

A young architect transforms a small row house into a deceptively roomy family home.

Milan-based architecture firm ATOMAA transforms a crumbling structure into a beloved family retreat inspired by traditional...

If you've been dreaming of topping your home off with a living roof but want to get the job done on your own, we have you covered.

Two brothers utilize vernacular building techniques to create the Witklipfontein Eco Lodge on a working farm near Vredefort Dome.

An outdoor enthusiast’s eco-friendly retreat on the shores of Wallis Lake embraces the beach and bushland.

Every traveler is different—some want the comforts that come with staying in a conventional hotel, while others crave adventure...

The Ribeirão Preto Residence sports a dramatic, cantilevered roof and a robust indoor/outdoor connection.

Designed by Argentine firm Alarcia Ferrer Arquitectos, this holiday home offers sweeping views and two separate autonomous levels...

The Kirkwood House in the celebrated Sea Ranch community along the Californian coast features a sod roof and a sunken courtyard.

In this off-grid retreat, concrete bunkers flank open living areas formed as a row of pavilions underneath a steel roof.