After an architectural epiphany, a family of traditionalists builds a monument to organic modernism in Austin.

A power couple in the tech world create the home of their dreams—with barely a gadget in sight.

Designed by Simon Storey of Anonymous Architects, this striking grownup treehouse is up for rent at $9,000 a month.

The occupants of the Aperture House by Formwerkz Architects take shelter under lush foliage and expansive eaves.

Minutes from the capital city’s urban bustle, an architect blends steel, wood, and concrete into a harmonious retreat for a...

A pair of young restauranteurs commission a live/work home that celebrates slow living and a strong connection to nature.

Infused with traditional materials and aesthetics, this open-plan home in Japan strengthens the bond a young family has to nature...

ODDO Architects creates a spacious and airy home that’s just under 14 feet wide.

Built of concrete and timber, Casa BS in Córdoba maneuvers around nature, allowing trees to puncture its design.

Unicus Developments expands a former clergy house into a light-filled, contemporary family home.

The most important houses being built in America right now are affordable ones.

Nufail Shabana Architects designs a family home in Kerala that is softened with greenery and natural materials.

The shape of a tree’s canopy inspires the expansion of a ramshackle cabin in Quebec.

With nearly a half century of architectural experience, Peter Cohen designed this ingenious spine-and-module home for him and his...

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

Supported by teak wood pillars, this permeable home in Villamil, Ecuador, takes advantage of a coastal climate.

A couple bring cohesion to an architectural mishmash in San Francisco.

While most people living in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn didn’t see much to love about an abandoned, weedy lot...

At Lago Ranco, a courtyard house immerses a family in nature from all sides.

After an architectural epiphany, a family of traditionalists builds a monument to organic modernism in Austin.

Elevated above the Hood Canal shoreline, Aldo Beach House expands to make room for visiting family.

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

For this San Diego family, the phrase "putting down roots" has taken on a whole new meaning.

This airy home makes the most of its beachside location with sustainable design, careful siting, and an expansive glazed facade.

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

These cabins, domes, and houses channel the free-spirited nature of the desert.

A traditional floor plan gets a minimalist update, complete with a classic porch.

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A family builds a hilltop home with a provincial park for its neighbor.

Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados centers a flexible residence around a lush interior courtyard.

Local firm Side Angle Side designs a second-story addition for a 1953 home, creating a dialogue with the stand of oaks that...

A forward-thinking architect builds a multifunctional structure with a burgeoning community in mind.

At first glance, the dramatic facade of this coastal home in Victoria, Australia, might seem to contradict its name—Humble...

Matt Fajkus Architecture creates a grounded take on a tree house in Texas.

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

Cantilevered volumes of glass lift the residents of this modern Atlanta home high into an urban forest.