Desert modernism meets brutalism in this Palm Springs home.

Originally built in 1901, the three-story Brooklyn home features tall ceilings, exposed brick fireplaces, and wood-clad walls.

A third story packs a wealth of new spaces and functions into this renovated Toronto home.

Sitting on a massive double lot, this revamped 1920s abode is the largest estate in L.A.'s Carthay Circle.

Within just 580 square feet, a New York architect carves out a comfortable “vertical loft”—no clutter in sight.

Once part of a school complex, this converted gym in Rotterdam even features a flexible stage.

Imagine entertaining poolside in this midcentury gem.

A former workshop in the Dutch city of Den Bosch is converted into a hip, Manhattan-inspired loft.

With 2,322-square-feet of living space, this is one of the largest original Eichler homes that still exists.

Set amongst a mature pine forest, the modern home offers over 13,000 square feet of interior space, and includes a large,...

Wrightson Stewart and Barbara Bailey designed the breezy extension to embrace an awkward lot, merging the two structures with...

High ceilings, built-ins, and a multilevel living room create a balance of cozy and expansive areas.

Set atop a woodland ridge with views of Lake Michigan, this charred, timber-wrapped home boasts warm interiors and a functional...