Architecture

Set within 51 hectares of cork oak and umbrella pine forest in Comporta, Sublime Comporta Sand marks the next chapter of one of Portugal’s most recognisable […]

A locally built brick tower rises from a sea of corrugated-iron roofs in an upgrading Kigali neighborhood, proving that a comfortable, naturally ventilated […]

What distinguishes this home is not extravagance, but restraint. Resting gently within nearly two acres of land, the house was intentionally designed to sit […]

Located in Nam Da Commune, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam, Nam Da House occupies a plot behind the homeowner’s parents’ residence within a multi-generational […]

Located at 1697-38 Seocho-dong in Seoul, the YP Building sits at the interface between an existing apartment complex to the east and a narrow 4-meter-wide […]

Located in the historic center of San José del Cabo, Estero Residences and Gamba Café is a boutique mixed-use development that combines six residences, a […]

Architecture often speaks about ecological design as though it were a recent discovery. Biodiversity corridors, regenerative landscapes, sponge cities, and […]

Changling Ferry is located on the east coast of Liangzi Lake in Ezhou City, Hubei Province. It is the main tourist distribution center leading to Liangzi […]

At Bangalore’s edge, this home is designed as a retreat for everyday living, art, and quiet contemplation. The homeowners, both doctors, wanted a home that […]

A two-family house with separate buildings has been completed in Toyama City, Japan. One building is a single-story structure where the mother lives, and the […]

This project began with the purchase of a charming 1940s house in Jardim Luzitânia—a long-held dream for the family. The client approached me with the […]

In many Latin American cities, peripheral neighborhoods have historically had less access to the resources that make urban life more than just livable. […]

Located in the heart of Cluj-Napoca, Laboratorium occupies the ground floor of Palatul Széki — one of four corner buildings constructed at the end of the […]

ADAPTIVE REUSERecognize the value of all buildings, even when it lies abandoned in a corner. Greater Dog Architects was commissioned to renovate a small brick […]

Villa Riviera Golf is a family residence in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, designed around movement, outdoor living, and the everyday rituals of its inhabitants. […]

The island getaway comes with 180-degree ocean views, a large oculus, and a curvaceous infinity pool.

The project stemmed from a twofold request: to build a home with a “caiçara” identity that was also designed for short-term rentals and a possible future […]

Trump balks at signing the affordable housing bill, Alice Walton’s Arkansas museum expands by more than 100,000 square feet, and more.

Marius Bernotas’s €130K plan can fit on a flat-bed truck. But he put his in a forest clearing just a few minutes outside of his hometown in Lithuania.

Early family trips with my father and his husband to Cape Cod were about so much more than whale watching and Portuguese soup.

Curonian Spit. One of the stops along the postal route—one of the principal overland routes in Europe during the 17th and18th centuries, running along the […]

The story of Island Crest is rooted in commitment, preservation, and the decision to thoughtfully re-envision good bones. When the new owners discovered a 1958 […]

Designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, the residence sits between a wooded hillside and the open water, with a glass-walled living room that takes in both.

It swells over a central circulation area, its eaves coming to rest atop two patios on either side.

The authors of novels set in summery, coastal communities describe why shoreside homes are such a staple of fiction, and how they design ones that feel real.

Join us on 8 July to for an AT webinar in partnership with Knauf UK to explore how tall buildings can be designed and adapted to balance safety, comfort, […]

A kinked layout creates private rooms across the 2,400-square-foot plan.

Inspired by sacred geometry, the off-grid bamboo home has wattle and daub walls, breezy living spaces, and no glass windows.

Built in 2000, the five-story building served as both office and family home for architect John Petrarca.

Built in 1891 and fully restored in 2005, the working beacon doubles as an off-grid residence.