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The California Ranch House was a post-war “dream home” created in 1932 by Cliff May, whose 1,000-plus houses were built in Southern…
Walk around any major city in North America and you’ll see construction taking place. Our cities are densifying at a rapid rate,…
Cars fit a variety of people because of adjustable seat heights and depths, as well as the ability to make angle and…
When my husband Bart and I looked at houses to buy in the Omaha area last April, we narrowed down our choices…
Following this San Francisco home’s minimalist renovation 15 years ago, the homeowner, who now works from home, found herself longing for more…
Or—at the very least—treat every home as though it belongs to a member of the media, like me. Why do I say…
Architects and development experts have long recognized that adaptive reuse is a powerful tool for creating new opportunities and preserving cities’ culturally…
Archi-Tectonics converted a 90-year-old English country house in North Salem, N.Y., into a luxury residence for Tia Cibani, a well-known fashion designer…
The largest energy consumer in most U.S. structures is heating, cooling and ventilation. The heating and cooling load is determined based on…
Hanna Norris Dover loves unusual projects. When a friend asked the hospitality designer/developer if she’d be interested in an authentic CSX train…