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The careful restoration of the 1828 Snider House maintains its stately red-brick front and incorporates a graceful glass addition.

The D.C. architect deftly expands one of only three houses designed by the Pritzker laureate with daring and deference.

What began as a renovation project grew over the course of five years to include significant additions and ground-up construction.

The linear house, dramatically sited in the Andean foothills, accommodates a family’s multi-generational tradition of returning to the lake for respite.

The corner-lot residence balances contemporary design with its historic context through artful massing and well-conceived details.

The Boston-based architect leveraged helical pile foundations—used in hurricane-prone regions—to safeguard a light-filled coastal residence and the surrounding ecosystem.

A novel take on the bay-and-gable typology combines 19th-century charm with contemporary spatial concepts, showing a new way to tackle urban infill housing.

The renovation of a 1980s beach house prioritizes connection to surrounding landscape.

Designed by the husband-and-wife team behind Atelier Mey, House in a Garden serves as a living laboratory for its architects.

The light-filled residence’s clever spatial arrangement accommodates the needs of everyday life—and international politics.