Our November 2015 issue, on newsstands now, highlights innovative small spaces from Manhattan to Tasmania.
Brian and Joni Buzarde's 236-square-foot trailer, which they built on their own for about $50,000, has a simple interior. A 55-inch Samsung Smart TV, a gift, is one of few indulgences.
On the Tasman Peninsula, a remote region of Tasmania, a modest 818-square-foot house is self-sustaining, using an evacuated solar-tube system to minimize the energy it consumes to heat water, which works efficiently even in wintry, low-sun conditions.
Jason and Suzanne Koxvold commissioned StudioPadron to design a 200-square-foot guesthouse on their Ellenville, New York, property. The geometric structure’s dark cedar cladding contrasts with the inviting interior, which is heated by a cast-iron Jøtul stove.
Sandy Chilewich and her husband,Joe Sultan, built their 800-square-foot country house in Columbia County, New York, as a escape from city life. The simple retreat features a Murphy bed from Resource Furniture in the living room, which serves as the couple's bedroom.
This 500-square-foot studio in Warsaw is designed to rearrange at a moment's notice. It serves as the resident's workplace during the day, but transforms easily into a playroom for his young son as well as a comfortable home.
A 5-foot-by-11-foot studio is a quiet space for reflection in a Brooklyn backyard. The modest structure, designed and built by architect Nicholas Hunt, has just enough space for an army cot or chair..
A father and son built a diminutive off-the-grid cabin in the Wisconsin woods that measures only 9 by 10 feet and stands 12 feet high. Inside, the space morphs for lounging, eating, and sleeping, thanks to its fold-out, drop-down furnishings made out of Baltic birch plywood.
Artist Allison Paschke's 530-square-foot retreat in Foster, Rhode Island, has a simple and uncluttered feeling. Appliances are basic and small, a ladder is used to access a loft above the kitchen, and nothing is elaborate.
On a plot of land in a coastal suburb just south of Wellington, New Zealand, architect Andrew Simpson built a boxy 538-square-foot house with an unconventional, double-height interior that opens to the outdoors.
In New York City's Greenwich Village, architectural designer Greg Dufner renovated a 520-square-foot apartment, creating comfortable, distinct living spaces despite a tiny footprint.
Brian and Joni Buzarde's 236-square-foot trailer, which they built on their own for about $50,000, has a simple interior. A 55-inch Samsung Smart TV, a gift, is one of few indulgences.
Docomomo US announces the winners of this year's Modernism in America Awards. Each project showcases exemplary modern restoration techniques, practices, and ideas.
Today, we kicked off this year’s annual Dwell on Design at the LA Convention Center, which will continue through Sunday, June 26th. Though we’ve been hosting this extensive event for years, this time around is particularly special.
By straightening angles, installing windows, and adding vertical accents, architect Aaron Ritenour brought light and order to an irregularly shaped apartment in the heart of Athens, Greece.
From the bones of a neglected farmstead in rural Scotland emerges a low-impact, solar-powered home that’s all about working with what was already there.
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