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In Nolita, a creative woman makes a home—and her mark
A creative woman makes her mark in a Nolita apartment
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What does a presidential building look like?
Barack Obama wants to create a new kind of presidential library. Why has that proven so contentious?
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Buying property with bitcoin
Listings from one coast to another tout bitcoin as a way to make a property transaction. Are cryptocurrencies the future of real estate—or a risky proposition?
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A hilltop midcentury modern time capsule gets a sensitive remodel in Berkeley
"[Fischer Architecture] wanted to be reverent and respectful to what the home was, bring it up to date, and make it my home."
An interview with Christopher Hawthorne, the city’s first chief design officer
The Los Angeles Times architecture critic explains why he’s taking a job at City Hall.
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Inside the obsessive world of the home tech early adopter
Technology has raised the bar for how perfect our homes can be.
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As Columbia University moves into Manhattanville, its industrial past is erased
The vernacular architecture of West Harlem is slowly being eroded as part of Columbia University’s long-awaited expansion
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In Richmond, a creative couple makes an old house their canvas
Even though their tastes skew modern, one couple saw how an 1895 brick home could have a classic shell and a modern heart.
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The (new) social networks
Coworking spaces are starting to look at lot like social clubs of 100 years ago. But why?