A nimble addition plays off the character and forms of a modest Los Angeles bungalow.

Frank Gehry, whose unorthodox Santa Monica house helped make his name in the 1970s, has moved to a larger glass and timber home he designed with his son, set within a lush garden.

Two connected volumes take advantage of the pastoral site and dramatic view.

At the edge of Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, a house takes the viewing platform to a new level.

A meticulously detailed new residence reinterprets a Chicago neighborhood's architectural roots.

Dense foliage and simple rectangular forms evoke an ancient wonder in California.

A weekend place in the Northeastern United States owes its calm presence to its highly crafted use of granite walls and slated roofs.

Circulation takes the high road in a singular home, tucked into a tight urban site in Japan.

A New York City architect creates a glass-and-wood getaway for his in-laws.