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We (might) own the smallest house in the Hamptons
An architect couple jokes that their 520-square-foot former fishing shack in Amagansett could be a serious contender for the title of Hamptons’ smallest house.
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Introducing the 2016 Curbed Groundbreakers
Our annual Groundbreakers award showcases the talents of architects working to change the way the built world functions. But this year, our winners aren’t stopping with buildings. They’re out to change the world.
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First look: San Francisco’s newest luxury condos open at 181 Fremont
Sneak peek inside the new luxe units above the Instagram offices.
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The invention of the bachelor pad
Why are there still so few visions of comfortable, livable interiors for men?
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Design team selected to reshape Detroit’s cultural center
The ambitious plan could cost up to $85 million and take 10 years to complete
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Take a tour of Hudson Yards, inside and out
What to see at the massive development transforming Manhattan’s west side
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A midcentury modern gem offers a couple a place of their own, with character
The desire for a larger home—one they could remodel with their own point of view—pushed one couple out of the city and into suburbia.
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An illustrated guide to Frank Lloyd Wright
Get to know the architect’s signature buildings
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For Austin’s music scene, change is inevitable
Live Music Capital of the World. It’s a well-deserved moniker for Austin—the city has more live music venues per capita than any other U.S. city. The center of Austin’s music scene is the Red River District, a collection of venues around downtown’s Red River Street.