In northern Minnesota, deep forests and pristine lakes provide places of solace, recreation and retreat. Here, on the north shore of Devil…
In 1923, an architect/builder of a Tudor Revival house in Evanston, Ill., let the mortar sag in between the exterior brickwork to…
1st Place, Adaptive Reuse Touring Pittsburgh’s Roundhouse five years ago, it would have been a stretch to visualize the decrepit building as…
Pier 70 on the San Francisco waterfront recalls a prominent and fascinating history. With more than 150 years of continuous ship production…
A range of building types with unique identities inhabit Washington, D.C.’s historic central business district—from a sequence of townhomes and commercial buildings…
