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A new use for the spare room
Home-share programs match two generations facing higher rates of loneliness and unaffordable housing costs.
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Curbed Chicago’s 13 best reads of 2018
Unearthing forgotten mass graves, residents banding together to save their block and gorgeous house tours.
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2018 in architecture: The good, the bad, and the urbanism
Two architecture critics weigh in on a year in design.
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Year in Curbed: The best of 2018 House Calls
This year, our weekly column of original home tours took us everywhere from Denver and San Francisco to Paris and Ghent, Belgium.
How Malibu grew
For decades, one family fought to keep Malibu to themselves—but its natural beauty proved irresistible.
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Can engineering save Louisiana’s coastline?
Coastal Louisiana is on the front lines of a battle against land loss.
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Oakland stained-glass artist creates original designs in timeless medium
Ted Ellison is inspired by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Comfort Tiffany, and Charles and Henry Greene.
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A museum grows in Houston
When Renzo Piano’s Menil Collection building opened in 1987 critics called it "just perfect." Johnston Marklee’s Drawing Institute improves on perfection.
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A ‘1971 dream palace’ becomes a family’s home sweet home
Making a "totally bizarre, Brutalist, postmodernist" house into a home.
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Visiting Louis Armstrong’s ‘Wonderful World’
The Louis Armstrong House Museum is a portal to the neighborhood’s past and a link to its future.