A celebration of the best in world-class architecture and architects. From the most architectural homes, architectural landmarks and architectural design to case studies from all around world to profiles about and with the incredible people that build and design them.
In Mexico two properties that share views tof the sea, the 1,000-acre private beachfront community of Costa Palmas on Baja’s East Cape and auberge Resorts Collection’s third Mexico property, Susurros del Corazón.
Nestled within The Palos Verdes Peninsula the Mediterranean-style Terranea Resort—known for its natural beauty and 102-acre oceanfront setting in L.A.’s Rancho Palos Verdes—this private vacation home now on the market for $1.795 million comes with the option to occupy the fee-simple property up to 90 days a year and rent it out the remaining days per California Coastal Commission requirements.
Just 40 miles from Mexico City, this striking stone residence by Cadaval & Solà-Morales blends raw materiality with elegant geometry to create a home deeply rooted in its natural surroundings. Set in the village of Tepoztlán and framed by dramatic mountain views, the design balances simplicity and boldness, uniting three pavilions under one continuous roof with open patios and seamless indoor-outdoor flow—all while celebrating the rugged beauty of local stone.
Located in one of Los Angeles’ most desirable neighborhoods, and in the coveted enclave of El Medio Bluffs … a 20-minute walk in this beautifully landscaped neighborhood brings one to Palisades Village and the center of town.
This Don Nulty-designed property nestled beside Padaro Beach in the charming coastal community of Carpinteria offers resort-style living at its finest.
Andrew Kotchen and Matthew Berman, co-founders of Manhattan-based practice Workshop for Architecture, Planning and Design (Workshop APD), who since the debut of their firm, have practiced a clear wholistic approach.
For the owners of this sunny modern farmhouse, discovering their family’s new home last year was simple, but the goal was a bit more complicated: finding a place in Palos Verdes closer to where the children attended school. This condition upped the stakes for a search that did not prove insurmountable.
Carmel-by-the-Sea—120 miles south of San Francisco—charms residents and visitors with small streets lined with restaurants and art galleries, as well as its beautiful beach.
In the middle of last century, Ernest Hahn saw the future and it was shopping centers. The doors opened on his first project in 1965, and from then on, Ernest Hahn rode a cresting wave, designing shopping malls and retail centers in 18 states.
First-class amenities, elegant and expansive grounds and unparalleled privacy equal an elevated view of Malibu living, with a French twist.
