In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Dwell

• houses we love
  Here, our staffers pick some of their favorite projects that showcase sustainable technologies or materials that architects and designers have uploaded to Dwell.com.
• Room to Grow
  Built in six months and delivered in a day, the Dwell House provides an extended family with space to thrive in California’s wine country.
• Home Heat Home
  Lessons from one couple’s 18th-century French château renovation in how to keep your old home warm.
• High and Dry
  A studio designed to withstand brutal conditions in a disaster-prone region of Australia is put to the test within weeks of its completion.
• Pole Position
  In a river delta outside Buenos Aires, a timber Passive House stands above periodic floods.
• Wood Works
  An architect couple experiment with engineered lumber in their family home outside Amsterdam.
• The Earthship, Circa 2023
  Archetypes of 1970s utopian living, these self-determining homes in the desert have been embraced by a new generation looking to the past for climate solutions for the future.
• FIGHTING FUTURE FIRES
  Four years after the Woolsey fire devastated the Santa Monica mountains, Malibu residents who lost everything are contending with the nitty-gritty of what rebuilding really costs.
• Capital Building
  In Washington, D.C., a back alley becomes a sustainable haven.
• Artful Restoration
  A midcentury Louisville home gets a contemporary update.
• True Blue
  In New Jersey, a revamped midcentury-modern home is an art gallery and a nod to history.
• modern market
  Smart Shopping For the Design Obsessed. Find what you love in our expertly curated selection of finely crafted home, office, travel, and lifestyle products.
• sourcing
  Explore the products, furniture, architects, designers, and builders featured in this issue.
• one last thing
  Found pottery remnants inspire designer ChelseaMinola to think deeply about the shelf life of objects and our existence.