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Salesforce taller than Transamerica [Updated]
The end of an era, as San Francisco's future tallest building officially surpasses its old tallest building.
11 historic photos of the Palladium as it moves toward becoming a city landmark
Born in 1940 as a music venue for Big Bands, it was, for some time, the epicenter of Hollywood nightlife. It went on to host political rallies, high school proms, rock ‘n’ roll bands, and awards shows.
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Mahogany-covered Upper West Side one-bedroom wants $675,000
This one-bedroom apartment from the 257 West 86th Street co-op boasts mahogany in the living room, kitchen and bathroom.
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Revamped Broadway theater may gain national historic recognition
The New York State Board of Historic Preservation has recommended that 22 "properties, resources, and districts" be added to the State and National Registers of Historic Places. One NYC building, the landmark Hudson Theatre, is on the list.
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6 best hotels for an ACL afterparty
Where to stay if you’re looking for luxury digs with a connection to Austin’s rock & roll roots—and maybe some actual rock stars (no promises).
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How to install a green roof on a private home
Creating a green roof is like "putting together an intricate jigsaw." Here, a New York architect and green roof pro walks through the process of designing and installing a lush living rooftop.
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Condos and yoga would replace auto shops in Eastie
In yet another sign of a changing East Boston, a Brookline-based developer has proposed replacing auto shops and a parking lot along Border Street with 64 condos as well around 1,200 square feet of commercial space and an art gallery.
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Iconic tote bag, favored among design nerds, gets a revamp
The Chord collection takes the tessellating triangle of the original scheme and expands on it by introducing new shapes like arrows, circles, lightning bolts, and bars.
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Nursery design 101: Tips for creating a kid's room
Aaron Christensen has been creating fun and immersive interiors for children for 20 years. Here are his top five tips for designing a creative space that works for both you and your kid.
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A look at micro piles: The caisson’s tinier cousin
Though the majority of Chicago's buildings use caisson foundations, what if a building site is too confined or perhaps sensitive to vibration for traditional caissons or piling? Enter the small but mighty micro pile.