A four-volume family home on Long Island reflects the quiet history of its surroundings.

A three-sided plan optimizes a quirky site for a client’s well-crafted home and office in Tokyo.

An architect shapes both structure and landscape to create a meticulously detailed but informal weekend house in East Hampton, New York.

In the midst of the bustling metropolis of Santiago, a pair of linked houses form an urban oasis, bringing a new dimension to duplex living.

A series of elevated cabins in Mendocino County, California, serves as a remote getaway with some of the comforts of home.

A series of volumes on a mountainous site in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, create a comfortable home for a retired couple and their visiting family.

A 21st-century twist on an early Corbusian concept creates a roomy, comfortable spatial arrangement for a young family—indoors and out—in Tokyo.

Entering a door on a narrow street in Seville, Spain, reveals a transparent, verdant world within.

A house for a visiting artist offers seclusion and inspiration.

An off-the-grid refuge made from volcanic cinder blends into its remote Western setting.