Designed by Buff & Hensman and famously photographed by Julius Shulman, this iconic midcentury radiates recognition and style.

(Originally published in the premier issue of Dwell Magazine, October...

Chicago–based Eifler & Associates Architects leads a painstaking renovation of the rarely published home located in Barrington...

Covering a wide range of iconic homes from Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye to Shigeru Ban’s Curtain Wall House, Phaidon's recently...

Frequent Dwell contributor Zahid Sardar has two new books out that would be welcome additions to any architecture or...

Newly published monograph The Design Work of Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby offers the inside account behind the British duo’s...

In 1923 when Le Corbusier published his tome "Vers une Architecture" (Toward a New Architecture), the Swiss-French architect...

Eric Baker and Tyler Blik are a pair of noted graphic and identity designers, though perhaps their greatest legacy in American...

A special bootleg version of Volume magazine will be available at the opening of Urban China: Informal Cities, an exhibition that...

From 1984 through 2005, Emigre magazine was to graphic designers what L'Espirit Nouveau was to architects in the early 1920s.

The architecture of Tadao Ando seeks to connect the building with its surrounding.

We published architect Noah Walker's first project—a handsome renovation of a Hollywood bugalow—this summer, but checked back in...

Renderings of a new storage facility for the British Library have been released.

Is it hygge, shabby chic, subway tile, or maybe something else? Tell us what fad you find grossly overrated.

Ten years after its original publication, historian Raymond Guidot’s tome gets an extensive update.

Before the word "solar" evoked images of flat PV panels stuck on rooftops, many architects already had a mind to use the sun to...

In January 2008, Emily Pilloton founded Project H Design in an effort to "turn criticism into action" by connecting socially...

This cozy yet minimal home is filled to its high ceilings with ceramics, fresh bread, and lots of coffee.

You’d be hard pressed to find someone—in this or any other galaxy, no matter how far, far away—who is not a fan of Star Wars, and...

Jens Risom (1916-2016) changed America's perception of Danish modern furniture.