An expansive new exhibition surveys the full range of American residential design.

Abandoned military bunkers on the Pacific Coast stand testament to a nation’s attitude to war.

A new Metropolis Books title is proof that architects still draft their ideas by hand.

For the photographer James Welling, Philip Johnson’s Glass House is both subject and instrument.

­A New Yorker’s minimalist landscape paintings draw on elemental forms of the built environment.

A pair of Dutch artists aims to empower a Cairo community with a fantastically detailed miniature replica.

A young photographer explores the view from the hospital bed.

A couple of accidental wallpaper designers try not to repeat themselves.

New York’s tiny Gage/Clemenceau Architects put their fanciful competition ideas to work in built projects.

Daniele Dainelli photographs Beijing at night.