Meet Me in the Middle: Fixing a Hole in the Housing Market

We should look at these Canadian townhouses as a playbook for patching up the middle of the housing market.

A sweeping roofline creates a surprisingly spacious interior for this holiday home located eight hours north of Stockholm.

We gathered a list of new gadgetry for growing families and organized it around common threads—from security to creativity.

Sophie Brickman, a (mostly) parenting tech columnist, says it’s all about balance—and trusting your gut.

A couple and their son select a compact model by Manta North to serve as a retreat from their hectic life in Riga.

New Affiliates brings subtle definition to the Williamsburg home without taking away from the structure’s cast-iron and brick bones.

Architecture firm Madeiguincho found inventive uses for windows and wood to craft a space for creating—or just relaxing.

The outlook was incredible—the house not so much—but a couple saw the potential in a hillside fixer-upper.

At a dancer’s home in the suburbs, a series of exterior louvers create the perfect balance between privacy and openness.

Created by D’Arcy Jones Architects and Ryan Goodman of Aryze Developments, Pearl Block provides a middle ground for six families in Victoria, British Columbia.

Local designer and artist Briana Babani creates a luminous dream home from a once neglected and dreary interior.

The Silhouette House by Lazor/Office is a two-part wood, glass, and steel building united by a sprawling system of decks and walkways.

The co-curator of a museum exhibit about how we design for the experience of reproduction highlights a historic breast pump she bought on eBay.