Ryue Nishiziwa’s Gorgeous Vertical Garden House Takes Root in Tokyo

Tokyo’s “Small House” is a Super Narrow Tower That’s Only 13 Ft. Wide!

Historic Baroque Court Apartments Renovated With A Stunning Daylit Core in Ljubljana

Confused Direction’s Silverbeaver Hausboot is a Sustainable Floating Home

Quirky Solar-Powered KIKO House Surveys the Tyrol Mountains With Silver Bubble Windows

Part-Thenon is a Funky California Shed Made Entirely Out of Salvaged Car Parts

A Room for London: Living Architecture’s Wind Energy-Generating Boat Sits Atop a UK Roof

Clyfford Still Museum is a Light-Filled Dedication To the Work of One Artist

Striking Woodlands Residence Receives Dappled Light Through California Tree Tops

Gabled LEED Platinum Newcomer House in Georgia Cost Just $125 per Square Foot

Hessnatur’s Beautiful Headquarters is Built From Recycled Materials

A happy marriage between RAU Architects and sustainable clothing company Hessnaturresulted in the company’s lovely Mondrian-esque headquarters near Frankfurt. Made almost completely from recycled

Manhattan’s Oculus-Topped Fulton Street Transit Center to be Completed in 2014

Grimshaw Architects recently announced that construction is set to resume on Manhattan’s dazzling daylit Fulton Street Transit Center after a lengthy delay due to budget cuts. The shining four-story

LED Virtual Sky Promises to Make Office Spaces More Pleasant

Stacking people into windowless offices may be a cheap way to run a business, but it certainly takes a bite out of productivity. As most of us can testify, we would prefer the

Super Low-Cost Mima Prefab Homes are Modeled After Minimalist Japanese Architecture

Clavuot’s Swiss Eco Bakery is the First to Achieve the MINERGIE Green Building Rating

Yoyogi Village in Tokyo Features a Lush Interior Vertical Garden

Industrial Chic Dining Pods Pop up at Fabbrica Restaurant in The Netherlands

Old Shoe Factory Converted Into Bright & Colorful Architecture Research Center in Cypress

Ultra Minimalist Dogma House Has a Sloping Roof Ramp That Leads to a Lake

The ultra minimalist Dogma House features an amazing sloping roof ramp, and it was designed by Alex van de Beld and Haiko Meijer in accordance with the Dogma Rules conceived by a group of Danish movie