A new book rounds up hundreds of unbuilt structures and city plans from the 20th century to today that show just how different our world could have looked.
Payam Shalchian and Lee Loewen created three wood-clad models starting at 260 square feet that are meant to provide a path to homeownership in Ontario’s tough housing market.
Nicola and Patrick had been dreaming of an extension for almost two decades—and 4 S Architecture managed to pack everything they wanted into a smaller footprint than they expected.
Set on 1.7 acres in the heart of Sagaponack, the converted barn beams with daylit living areas, lush grounds, a detached guesthouse, and a secluded pool.
“We sat down and said, Okay, if this is something we want to do, we’re going to need to get really comfortable talking about finances.”
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Designed by celebrated local architect Jack Hillmer, the 1996 residence has floor-to-ceiling glazing and views across the bay to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Garcé & Dimofski preserved the apartment’s intricate 19th-century details while filling it with fresh light fixtures, wood paneling, and Portuguese marble.
Following in the footsteps of Meow Wolf and Van Gogh experiences, a real estate developer and artist have transformed a former New York City bank into a techy adult playground and...