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2025 Pritzker Prize Winner Liu Jiakun Honored for His “Common Sense and Wisdom”
The Chinese architect was recognized by the jury for his ability to draw on every site’s unique heritage and challenges.
By Anjulie Rao - 11 hours ago
There’s a Porch and Bedroom for Everyone in This Oceanfront North Myrtle Beach Home, Asking $4.4M
Amenities abound in this investment property including a saltwater pool and private dune walk to the beach.
For $5.9M, Old and New Converge in One of Austin’s Most Historic Neighborhoods
Tudor architecture and modern luxury lie deep in the heart of this Texas home.
A Stylish Single-Level Midcentury in Los Angeles Seeks $1.9M
Clean, contemporary edits open up airy midcentury bones.
This $6.2M Desert Villa Is Full of Curves and Retro Color
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this exceptional blend of innovative design and desert living in Scottsdale.
Arnold Palmer’s Former California Home Hits the Market for $5M
Don’t just take home a piece of golf history—live in it too.
Asking $1.85M, This Live/Work Home in a Revamped Post Office Is a Package Deal
The 1908 Boston building has been radically remixed into a recording studio and a light-filled residence.
Bedrooms Step Directly Out Into a Pool at This Sunken Home in Ojai
The pool runs the length of the rear facade, connecting with a secret hot tub.
How Extreme Climate Helped Shape Palm Springs Modernism
A new book deep dives into the Palm Springs School of Architecture, unpacking how the California desert became integral to the work of the midcentury movement’s masters.
In London, a 19th-Century Gardener’s Cottage Springs Up for £1M
The former groundskeeper’s home has a large courtyard, tons of skylights, and freshly updated interiors.
Before & After: A Gut Remodel Corrects a Century of Quick Fixes in This Brooklyn Row House
Office of Architecture addresses sagging joists, crooked stairs, missing bricks, and exposed pipes to create a richly textured home for a family of four.
An Old Barn Roof in Central France Now Encloses Three Tiny Guest Suites
The units cluster around dining and lounging areas wrapped by a floor-to-ceiling glass perimeter.
“Castlecore” Has Come Back Before. So What’s Driving the Latest Renaissance?
Though our cultural fascination with the Middle Ages is perennial, the recent revival of pseudo-medieval aesthetics reveals a specific modern yearning.
An Untouched Arthur Erickson Midcentury Just Hit the Market for $2M
Surrounded by cedars on Vancouver’s North Shore, the Japanese-inspired home was originally designed as an artist retreat.
Budget Breakdown: This $645K Austin Home Has No Use for Exterior Windows
Architect Scott Specht devised an 1,100-square-foot residence with views of interior courtyards instead of ones of an adjacent public walkway.
A Brutalist Behemoth Left Deserted for Decades Comes Back to Life for €102K
In northern Italy, a couple spent years carefully restoring a 1971 masterwork by architect Carlo Graffi designed (appropriately) for the owner of a concrete company.
Are We Thinking About 3D-Printed Housing All Wrong?
Some using the technology to build say it can help with the affordable housing crisis, but it’s not the cure-all it’s sometimes framed as.
This $1.3M Glass “Tree House” Is not Your Average Upstate Cabin
The contemporary retreat is a two-hour drive from New York City, but it feels a world away.
Okopod Makes Backyard Prefabs for Work, Play, or Whatever You Want
Starting at $18K, the U.K. company’s units have been used for everything from light-filled offices to a garage for classic cars.
My Wayfair Sofa Is Perfectly Fine—and That’s Good Enough for Me
“I now know that sometimes you have to prioritize function over form.”
