With its pleated, open-weave wood canopy, Arbour House takes full advantage of water views and natural light.

Our September issue celebrates innovation in residential design, a typology that's historically provided architects with the opportunity to experiment.

The first major completed work by the 2013 Design Vanguard firm reuses a preexisting foundation and is capped by a sextet of light monitors.

This year’s selection of exemplary single-family residential projects embraces the unexpected at a variety of scales.

Using a pared-down material palette of concrete, wood, glass, and stone, the country house for a family of six is defined by its panoramic vistas.

Landscape architects seek to quantify the carbon impacts of their projects.

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.

The nearly 100-year-old design, created for a house in the Czech Republic, had been out of production since 1979.

Key elements of a 1920s-era New Jersey farmhouse are preserved and expanded with an addition that creates an energy-efficient three-bedroom, two-bathroom family home.