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Inside a 1960s Cerritos Circle unit for sale in Long Beach, CaliforniaListed for $1.45m, this four-bedroom garden house in Long Beach's Los Cerritos neighbourhood forms part of Clifton Jones Jr’s midcentury modernist duplex series
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Three Barns is a Sun Valley home that appears to move with its landscapeThis home by Field Architecture in Idaho, USA, is composed of three gabled structures that take their cues from their surroundings
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This new family house in Ahmedabad is a solid form with carved-out balconies and terracesArchitects FLXBL bring the outside in, with terraces, balconies and verandas carved into this Indian home’s monumental concrete form
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Two new Croatian houses showcase the architectural approach of Njirić+ arhitektiTwo Croatian houses, the Double-Villa Bukovac and Zagreb House Extension, are two sides of the same coin, representing the private homes built for each studio partner, Hrvoje Njirić and Iskra Filipović
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For sale, Savin Couëlle’s spectacular organic villa complex on a remote Corsican islandVilla Pieds Dans L'Eau is a masterpiece of 70s organic architecture, built into the rocky coastline of the Corsican island of Cavallo
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Dive into Guadalajara modernism, and this lesser-known strand of Mexican architectureGuadalajara modernism boasts names such as Louis Barragán and offers fascinating insights into the development of 20th-century architecture in Mexico
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Vantieghem Talebi’s timber ‘House of Cards’ plays with a familiar formA finely detailed Douglas-fir façade swathes this new family house in Belgium, designed by the US- and Swiss-based practice Vantieghem Talebi
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Dreaming of the desert? This book has you covered, from modernist to adobe architecture'Desert Dreaming: Design in the Southwest and Beyond', a new book by Jessica Ritz, is an immersive journey across America's arid landscapes and the amazing homes within them
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A London workspace built around the warmth of the ‘hearth’ – not just for the reasons you’d thinkElsley House by SODA is a London workspace that nods to modern needs and desires, while echoing its historic location's identity
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A monograph on the life and work of architect Rick Mather explores his approach and impactRick Mather Architects had a subtle but substantial impact on London’s cultural scene in the 90s and noughties. Kester Rattenbury’s new biography chronicles the American architect’s life, influences and work
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Inside 1OAM, the Athens hub where you can ‘work, create, stay, eat, discover an object, take a bath…’‘I do not want people to walk in and think only about design. I want them to feel something first’: we meet 1OAM founder Eva Papadaki to discuss her sensory world and how it feeds into her ongoing creative project in the Gazi district of Athens
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Step inside the revamped Ghent Design Museum, a ‘touchpoint' for coming togetherThis 21st-century chapter repositions the Ghent Design Museum as a laboratory for innovation with civic purpose
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The biggest threat to architectural heritage may surprise youA new report, released today by the World Monuments Fund, lists the number one reason why cultural sites are at risk
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Peek inside this New Brunswick home, where cottage and cabin collideHilltop Cottage feels entirely new in its typology, evoking both a Celtic stone building and a cosy Canadian cabin
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The 'Verity' house has a midcentury modern pedigree that's to die forWhat could be more tantalising than an erotic thriller starring Josh Hartnett, Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway? An architectural rarity, of course!
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A family's Puerto Escondido home on a sandy beach nods to monasteries and haciendasCasa Copycha by Anonimous in Mexico's Puerto Escondido sandy coast is a holiday home that draws on local, traditional typologies and brings them to the 21st century
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Step inside the ‘Home of the Future’, from design fantasies to modernist architectureA new Los Angeles show explores the 'Home of the Future'; LACMA shines a light on the 20th century's exploration of domestic utopias
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Mosquito coils, garden gnomes and Mutti tins – Carlo Ratti's summer journeyCarlo Ratti's series, 'Objectify', kept us company all summer, discussing everyday objects, their impact, and often-surprising design-led provenance, and Italian connections; now, the architect bids us farewell, but not goodbye
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Fondation Beyeler soft-launches its campus expansion in BaselThe institution’s refreshed art campus in Switzerland includes new works by Peter Zumthor and more
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Explore Geoffrey Bawa like never before, at a new Vitra Design Museum show‘Geoffrey Bawa: Architecture for the Senses' at Vitra Design Museum invites visitors on a deep dive into the Sri Lankan architect's life and vision
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Sei Saadiyat brings a sense of stillness to Abu Dhabi’s cultural heartBespoke Partnership
Aldar’s new Saadiyat Cultural District residences pair architecture by Jacobs with interiors by Kettle Collective and landscapes designed for slower, more restorative living
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A tortoise’s shell inspired the protective façade of this Swedish villaA ‘hard-shell’ concrete and timber exterior conceals softer gardens and family spaces within Villa HDV
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The Park Hyatt Residences' launch marks a special moment on the London riversideSales have launched for the Park Hyatt Residences on the London riverside, opening the doors to two show apartments with interiors by South African designer Christian Bense
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Explore Buenos Aires modernism, and tour its early architecture examplesBuenos Aires modernism emerged in the 1930s and 1940s, soon growing to define the city – and some of the movement’s early examples still shine today
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Inside the African Futures Institute’s new home in Accra, GhanaHoused in a former tile warehouse, the African Futures Institute’s HQ is a new platform for ideas, encounters and architectural vision
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What if Nature Comes First? The 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale’s answer includes a saunaThe 2026 Oslo Architecture Triennale opens and promotes nature as our top priority in the built environment – while inviting us for a sauna
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The Barbican’s Sculpture Court to be revived as a public space by 2030The historic brutalist sculpture court will be revitalised as part of the Barbican’s wider Renewal programme, ahead of the Centre’s 50th anniversary in 2032
