The Silhouette House by Lazor/Office is a two-part wood, glass, and steel building united by a sprawling system of decks and walkways.

The celestial events have long been glaring sources of inspiration for how we illuminate our homes.

“I’m going to die in this house,” says homeowner Ezekiel J. Emanuel, who famously wrote an essay about how he will refuse medical care after the age of 75.

Are you open to it?

Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP use 87 translucent bricks to reframe a family’s connection to nature and the city.

Bushy plants camouflage the extension, but the interiors are bright thanks to a series of skylights.

It’s fun to use and as a bonus, storing pots and pans won’t turn into a game of Jenga.

We Check in With Dwell’s First Editor-in-Chief About a House 20 Years in the Making

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Taking Another Man’s Trash and Turning It Into Their New-Old NOLA Home

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