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Three friends on a tight budget transform a desert site into a charming Airstream oasis.

Live out the life of Midge Maisel from the hit Amazon TV show by purchasing the 151-year-old Scott’s Family Resort.

A bedroom in a turret and a flexible basement studio are just some of the perks in this soulfully updated home.

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Abandoned since 2008, this two-bedroom abode was purchased earlier this year for only $1,000.

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The Porter Butts House was designed by William Kaeser, a prominent local architect and noted Wright contemporary.

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These daring constructions illustrate that the added expense and effort of building at radical angles might just be worth it.

An architectural gem by a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice seeks a new buyer in Memphis.

A remote, hexagonal lodge in the Alaskan wilderness invites adventurous guests to take refuge from the elements.

The Gillman Residence in Palm Springs gets a new lease on life, and a $3.2M price tag, with an update by Thomboy Properties.

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The compact row houses feature carefully angled solar panels that harness every moment of the sun.

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A London exhibition uses works by Picasso, Dali, Matisse, and others to trace the evolution of 20th century textile design.

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Nestled in a 19th-century church and school, these Bushwick apartments feature cathedral ceilings and Gothic details.

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The celebrated Stremmel House is on the market, offering a light-filled floor plan and expansive valley views.

Designed by architect Chalfont Head in 1950, the French Residence is a captivating home that’s been beautifully preserved.

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The plans for this post-and-beam construction were featured in the May 1950 edition of “Arts & Architecture Magazine.”