People often complain about modern houses being little more than sterile white boxes which fail to blend into their surroundings.

The Indemann Watchtower is a 118-foot high robot-shaped viewing platform in the former mining district of Inden in Germany.

This exceptional house in Sonoma, California was designed by WOJR for two artists who use the house as their residence as well as their studios.

The completion of the Millennium bridge in 2000 seems to have kicked off a renaissance of bridge-building across the Thames in London.

As winter advances our thoughts turn to snow and the pleasures of being ensconced in a warm, inviting mountain lodge with picture postcard views.

Vejle is a town at the mouth of the Vejle fjord in Denmark, and jutting out into the fjord from the front of the harbour is this remarkable kayak club designed by Copenhagen-based Force4Architects.

For many people (usually men, admittedly), a car is his most treasured possession.

Regular readers of this blog may accuse us of being obsessed with industrial style loft spaces.

Think of the wild West in America and one immediately gets the vision of wide open space and a sense of splendid isolation which evokes the spirit of pioneering adventurism.

Bal House in Menlo Park, California, may look like an ordinary mid-century ranch house from the front.

As Japan is home to some of the most densely populated areas in the world, it comes as little surprise that micro-living is so popular.