In the coastal village of Cariló, 200 miles from Buenos Aires, a house provides wide ocean views.

This simple house with brick cladding was designed with its changing surroundings in mind.

For its first project in the United States, South Africa–based firm SAOTA remodeled a house from the 1970s into a California Modernist mansion in Bel-Air.

A house with a dynamic, shifting form connects with the river, pond, and mountains around it.

Nestled in the hills close to Chile’s picturesque coastline, this residence brings the outdoors in.

A modern, single-family residence is integrated with the surrounding Indianapolis woods.

Located between the Paracas Desert and Peru’s Pacific coast, this house is designed to resist winds and provide privacy.

In Argentina, a single-family home strikes a balance between indoor and outdoor living.

A light-filled, single-famil­y house in a busy Austin neighborhood connects inside and out while maintaining privacy.

A makeover and a new addition bring contemporary flair to a historic single-family residence in San Francisco.