This 6,500-square-foot home in Arlington, Va., capitalized on an unusually wide lot to create an open floor plan and a ...

From a freestanding tub with a stone-like finish to floor-to-ceiling glass panels that blur the lines between indoor and ...

With a few structural fixes, Anthony Wilder Design/Build took this underutilized garage in Washington, D.C., and turned into a full guest house and at-home office ...

A life-like robot has designed a modular studio-home for humans and humanoids to share, and the creator is using it to raise ...

Builder in 5 is our five-question series with the minds behind standout custom homes. In this edition, we’re speaking to Adam Jarvi, president and CEO of NewStudio Architecture. The St. Paul, ...

For decades, homes everywhere have started to look the same, with the same forms and same materials regardless of climate. Now, builders and architects are looking back to regional traditions, and in ...

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The 9,800-square-foot home is embedded into the hillside, with a planted roof that disguises its structure and naturally integrates it into the site. Architectural features like a curved retaining ...

The renovation of a D.C. Tudor includes a new pool house with a two-car garage and guest suite. Design efforts focused on preserving the historic character, while modernizing the interiors. A tiered ...

Fallingwater was built between 1934 and 1939 over a waterfall, exemplifying Wright’s integration of architecture and nature. A comprehensive conservation project began in 2016, involving 3D scans, ...

The Seattle home features nautical design elements such as porthole windows, salvaged wood beams, and a maritime-inspired color palette. A significant addition includes a third-floor deck and primary ...

Builder in 5 is our interview series spotlighting the minds behind exceptional custom homes. It's five questions on how they think, work, and refine their craft. Up next: Mads Jepsen, owner of the ...