In its transformation into a boutique hotel, the landmark-designated building's historic character was largely preserved—with a notable addition being a courtyard swimming pool.

Featuring interiors by Post Company, the 52-key property melds bygone New England charm with modern ammenities and a focus on wellness.

Featuring a cantilevered pool and a sunken garden, Edition Hotel's new outpost combines architectural bravura with the city-state's green mandates.

To build with minimal impact, the Chilean architect bucks conventional wisdom about locally sourced materials.

Perched along the coast of a large Pacific island, this hotel was designed by a corporate firm best known for a series of pioneering commercial towers.

Called Silt, the building doubles as sophisticated flood protection for its Flemish seaside setting.

More than a celebration of epicurean delights, the August issue highlights myriad ways architecture is enhanced through its connection to nature.

Designed by Andreas Gruber, this self-sustaining spa hotel offers a radical departure from the traditional vacation lodgings of South Tyrol, Italy's northernmost province.

Fourty-three stories high and over a quarter mile in length, the resort stretches out along one of the largest man-made archipelagos in the world.