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Raised 23 feet on steel piers and clad in weathering steel, this resilient Gulf Coast dwelling serves as the primary home of a young family.

Perched on a bluff overlooking Fall Creek, this shed-roofed retreat in Texas Hill Country is anchored by a generous porch rivaling the size of the interior living room.

A cramped L.A. bungalow is transformed into an airy three-bedroom primary residence featuring wood framing, concrete finishes, and generous expanses of glass.

A 1960s-era Connecticut residence with a distinctive flared roof is updated for 21st-century living through a careful gut renovation.

In western Scotland, a Victorian house’s living areas and bedrooms are remodeled while a modest contemporary expansion enlarges the kitchen in the rear.

Embedded within and hovering above the rugged landscape of the Teton range, the name of this two-story mountain retreat is borrowed from a Brazilian fruit with an orange shell, echoing the weathering steel exterior.

This modern yet historically informed Hamptons residence was designed in the style of a traditional East Coast–cottage and inspired by the New England aesthetic of gabled roofs.

An Eichler house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright protégé Aaron Green undergoes a sensitive renovation and addition, including a new carport, sunken family room, and bedroom suite.

A former cottage on Long Island’s East End is expanded and renovated to include a guest room, home office, sauna, and a new kitchen and dining area with better connections to the outdoors.

Situated outside of Mexico City, this family weekend house, which is intended to eventually be used as a retirement residence, melds into its rugged, mountainous surroundings.