Between moonlighting as a cook for Alaskan fishing boats, photographer Mandy Lamb reenvisioned the empty structure with some help from skilled friends.
Can the “abundance movement” solve America’s transportation issues? Plus, Spain cracks down on Airbnb listings, the best furniture and decor from New York design week, and more.
The large corner lot includes a renovated 1915 residence and a brand-new backyard house made of concrete, glass, and steel.
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After spending several years in Tokyo, a family revamps an American Foursquare with a fresh floor plan, a glassy extension, and an appreciation of Japanese design.
A sense of irreverence pervaded the emerging designer showcase at ICFF in New York, from a loofahlike metal sconce to one of the chunkiest mirrors I’ve ever seen.
Angel City Lumber says it will likely be able to produce enough low-cost, millwork-grade board for 500 rebuilt homes—and provide some closure along with them.
In the Czech Republic, Stempel & Tesař Architekti balance a steel-and-glass box across concrete walls to maximize the hillside vantage and natural light.