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Feast your eyes on Curbed’s favorite Chicago apartment tours
From Robert A. M. Stern’s deco One Bennett Park to Jeanne Gang’s angular Solstice on the Park.
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Meet Marion Mahony Griffin, Frank Lloyd Wright’s best frenemy
The two architects are forever intertwined
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Housesitting made me want a life I thought I didn’t need
I believed a radical queer life meant solitude. But staying in friends’ homes changed my mind.
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A Beaux Arts condo in Lakeview gets a contemporary touch
Cool colors and unique pieces complement the original plaster molding and spacious layout and several chandeliers give the apartment the glamorous feel this homeowner sought to create.
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Inside a beekeeper and business owner’s idyllic home
Entrepreneur Claire Marin opens the door to her home near New York’s Catskill Mountains.
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Visiting Staten Island's thriving immigrant communities
The borough’s immigrant population has shifted over the course of time.
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Who’s really leaving California, and why does that matter?
Many California homeowners are cashing out, picking up, and moving inland.
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Alden B. Dow: Designer of the Midwest’s most modern town
Heir of an industrial icon, one architect made his hometown a showcase for organic architecture
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In San Francisco’s Alamo Square, an architect embraces all things vintage
John Toya has filled his apartment with furniture from the ’60s, objects from his travels, and vintage stereo equipment, artwork, and various finds.
February was the biggest month ever for pothole repair requests in LA
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