A look at a Snøhetta-designed expansion of a 1960s museum in Norway
A cantilevering box whose facade resembles an ice cube but is actually polished steel and was designed by the late Norwegian artist Bård Breivik, sits atop a glazed workshop for children.
Denver Art Museum, Gio Ponti's only U.S. building, will get revamp
The seven-story, 1971 North Building at the Denver Art Museum, is getting a $150 million revamp, courtesy Boston firm Machade Silvetti Architects and Denver’s Fentress Architects.
1930s Bauhaus apartment gets gorgeous renovation in Tel Aviv
This gorgeous apartment renovation in Tel Aviv highlights the Israeli city’s major collection of Bauhaus and International Style architecture, the largest in the world.
Gorgeous 1800s mansion becomes sleek offices, apartments in Mexico City
Masterminded by local firm AT103, the run-down historic home—formerly a private home for a single family—today accommodates two restaurants, offices, and upper-floor apartments.
Restored 1700s farmhouse in the Scottish highlands gets sleek addition
The formerly run-down granite cottage has a spiffy new gabled extension clad in larch wood and corrugated metal, courtesy of London firm Moxon Architects.
Blogger Emily Henderson's sunny kitchen transformation, revealed
Emily Henderson’s new home, a 1920s Tudor in Los Angeles, had a problem common to older houses: The dining room was large, but the adjacent kitchen was cramped and uninspiring.
1960s public housing gets modern revamp for London family
Measuring a compact 80 square meters (about 860 square feet) in south London, this renovated former council estate in London is a playful, light-filled reimagining of the 1960s brick house for a family of four.
