A New York–based firm elevates the living level of a house to capture views of the Hudson River.

A concrete-and-glass dwelling in Mexico City is immersed within an abundantly vegetated site, blurring the connection between inside and out.

In San Francisco’s Nob Hill neighborhood, a two-unit building reimagines the city’s traditional residential architecture.

On a forested site on Lake of Bays, north of Toronto, 40 picturesque cabins embrace a modern vernacular.

To address a growing housing shortage, the twin city will no longer allow single-family zoning―but will that fix the problem of affordability?

In Sacramento, California, an infill project enlivens a dormant urban block with nine modern dwellings.

A home in the English countryside provides a modern living space for a young family.

The cantilevered volumes of a seaside house in Mallorca, Spain, offer expansive views of the Mediterranean.

A three-story house in Austin, Texas, optimizes outdoor space and sweeping panorama views.

In the Costa Rican rainforest, a house by Oliver Schütte maintains a commitment to sustainability.