You can be the king of the hill — in the Kingsbury-Curtis House. In Tuxedo Park, New York, this sprawling 9,000-square-foot castle-like home that’s perched on 15 private acres, is up ...

I’ll never forget the water-filled light bulbs. Weeks after Hurricane Floyd flooded the North Carolina towns of Princeville and Tarboro in 1999, I made a reporting trip there to find out how residents ...

Three experts weigh in on the architectural style that defined Europe for centuries and continues to inspire buildings today ...

NIMBY stands for Not In My Backyard. It’s often employed as a shaming tool to portray those unwilling to turn their ...

For Missouri residents, The Blue Owl isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a point of pride, a place to bring out-of-town visitors to ...

The Blue Owl Restaurant & Bakery sits proudly in historic Kimmswick, Missouri, a town so charming it could make a Hallmark ...

The Big Apple claims it’s cracking down on the scourge of sidewalk sheds but there’s scaffolding at roughly 500 city-owned buildings — with about 130 that are more than three years old, according to ...

More than three years after the controversial 56-block rezoning of one of Manhattan’s most popular neighborhoods, SoHo, the ...

A one-bedroom condo in Los Feliz, a stand-alone cottage in Silver Lake, and a unit in a master-planned community in Woodland Hills.

WWD previews the artfully designed, experiential retail concept, which is gambling on a section of the city not generally ...

Frame 122, a five-story mass-timber residential apartment house in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill neighborhood, designed by local ...