Although talk of taxing Canadian lumber brought into the United States may be one reason Americans are moving towards sourcing...

Architect Paul Elliott erects an eco-friendly home on family property, implementing sustainable materials and Japanese...

Paving the way for mass timber construction in the United States, The Framework Project, LLC has just announced that it received...

Their barrel-vaulted dwelling is so efficient that they didn’t have to turn on the heater last winter.

A set of solar panels, a wind-powered well, and passive sustainable strategies make living miles from municipal utilities a...

This monochromatic home in Southern California stands out for so many reasons.

A modern Melbourne renovation teaches others how to live sustainably without compromise.

After an unprecedented year of earthquakes, hurricanes, and fires, a bright light has been shed on the benefits of building with...

On the roof, amidst an array of native wild grasses and shrubs, six banks holding 180 small thermal solar collection tubes...

Building a successful home in the desert means being conscious of the region's elements and understanding both the challenges and...

Smart design and reclaimed materials create a striking, eco-friendly home in the Sydney suburb of Lewisham.

Thanks to cutting-edge design, mass production, and customization, prefabricated housing is common practice in Japan.

In a Melbourne neighborhood, two infill residences combat urban sprawl and raise the bar for sustainable rental housing.

When researching the benefits of building with a prefab concrete system, one of the outstanding elements that comes up...

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

...and wake up, every so often, to a project that fulfills the potential of mass-produced housing.

Set at the edge of Stoney Lake in Ontario, Canada, is a photographer's home, studio, and boat house.

A musician-and-seamstress couple commission a shared workspace in their elegant garden.

Durable, versatile, and energy-efficient to boot, concrete is a smart building material with endless design potential.

Astounding mountain and harbor views in Central Vancouver direct the remodel of this 1970s dwelling.

The crimson dwelling, nestled in the Chilean commune of San José de Maipo, is composed of four modules stacked to form a...

The ash staircase weaves together three floors, a warm contrast to glass, concrete, and brick.

Centered in a lush garden, the single-level dwelling by Edition Office features softly textured brick and burnished concrete that...

Last Thursday, the Architectural League hosted the second in a series of lectures from the recipients of the 2013 Emerging Voices...

On a double-fronted block in Melbourne, a light-filled extension enables a couple to comfortably embrace the outdoors.

In her new book, “Thermal,” author Lindsey Bro plunges into the deepest reaches of the globe exploring the healing powers of heat.

This LEED Gold-certified home captures the genius locus of a rocky plot in Québec.

This stunning forest retreat in England uses prefabricated panels to minimize site impact, shorten construction time, and protect...

On a narrow site in Western Australia, Mountford Architects makes the most of a tight spot—with an eye to the future.

Mexico City’s Taller Aragonés debuts the Pi Home, an energy-efficient modular home that can be assembled in just 45 days.

These homes make living in the heat of the desert look easy, breezy, and cool.

More than just beautiful pieces of furniture, the products made by Fnji Furniture illustrate the rapid development of the product...

A string of prefab pods helps a couple build an off-the-grid home on a remote, scenic site.

Urban living gets a splash of color in this new net-zero multifamily building.

Austin Maynard Architects turns a typical Melbourne terrace house into a light-filled home with a bright-green heart.

Eco-friendly features like solar panels and rainwater catchments keep this retreat's environmental footprint small.