Our annual interiors issue demonstrates how small-scale architectural pursuits can yield intriguing results.

This publishing company headquarters is among the final works of a Pritzker Prize–winning architect known for his subtle explorations of materiality.

With its quick growth cycle and ability to store carbon, an age-old building material gets new attention.

Joined by a music school building, Hollaway Studio’s elliptical Centenary Hall at Benenden School hosts touring orchestras, student gatherings, and summer music camps.

CannonDesign collaborates with the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh on a combined elementary and middle school that offers a radical departure from the “cells and bells” approach that has long dictated K-12 school design.

Located outside of Boston, the new K–8 school and community center melds multiple existing buildings into a cohesive whole.

A once-transient NYC charter school puts down roots in a mixed-use tower in Elmhurst, Queens, after a multi-year search for a new home.

This island-bound villa in Spain features fluted, sand-colored concrete walls sliced by ribbon windows, terraces, and patios, creating a dynamic composition of solid and void, heaviness and lightness. 

Peeking out from the canopy of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, this three-story getaway offers luxurious amenities and expansive ocean views.

This cedar-clad residence located in Washington’s Methow Valley offers warmth during snowy winters, protection from wildfires during the summer, and expansive views in all directions.