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The D.C. architect deftly expands one of only three houses designed by the Pritzker laureate with daring and deference.

The 71-key property melds into its leafy, low-slung surroundings while vibrant interiors by Post Company reflect the eclectism of the neighboring museum’s vast holdings.

The two firms turn a narrow retail space into a welcoming eatery.

Both designed by nARCHITECTS, the structures complement the climate-resilient landscapes of the respective parks that they’re situated in.

Halos of glowing illumination top a refined workspace where wraparound views and transparent zones encourage collaboration.

In Veneto’s agro-industrial landscape, the Italian studio serves up an eatery that tastefully experiments with heritage, craft, and cuisine.

Architects showcase their work and nurture collaboration in offices for themselves and their consultants.

A convivial space embraces the 1866 building’s former identity as a liquor depot.

A sophisticated dining experience celebrates materiality with pierced concrete walls, a preserved olive tree, and site-specific video art.

The conversion—one of the last projects that the Iraqi-British architect worked on before dying—wraps a landmarked structure in Rome with a futuristic second skin.