A palatial residence in Spain for a family of six blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor living.

On a tight site in Amsterdam, architects create a slim, five-story residence.

A secluded home and guest house, set on a bluff in Washington State, serve as a live/work retreat for a wildlife photographer and a blacksmith.

An architect’s home cum personal studio allows clients to experience his design ethos.

The Front Porch Initiative aims to create resilient single-family houses while enhancing access to mortgages in high-needs rural areas.

The projects in Agata Toromanoff's new book are experimental, avant-garde, but also edgy in the literal sense, as in built on an edge.

This year’s winning residences, located across the Americas, honor the spirit of their diverse settings while reflecting the sensibilities of their designers and values of their owners.

An intimate dwelling offers views of the Brazilian jungle.

A getaway high above the Coachella Valley in California takes advantage of its site’s unusual topography.

In Mexico City, a family of four enjoys a seamless connection with the outdoors.