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Boyce explores a new community in Florida with a fresh approach to residential design.
An architect and his daughter worked together to build a forest retreat.
David asks Ron Sakal and Sallie Hood of The Homestead Partners about their outdoor-oriented home designs.
The designer explains what makes a good bungalow plan.
Lessons in flexibility inspired by the most famous modern Dutch house, designed by Gerrit Rietveld for Truus Schröder, in Utrecht, of 1924.
Bunkrooms aren't just for dormitories at college or camp -- they're an efficient way to pack more beds into smaller spaces.
Lydia explains the differences between several eco-savvy prefab building systems.
Boyce finds design inspiration in Frank Lloyd Wright's Frederick C. Robie house in Chicago of 1906, considered one of the last great examples of his Prairie style.
Boomers and Millennials both want multifunctional spaces for more efficient living, according to presentations at the 2017 International Home Builder Show -- and they both like their wine!
Describing the modern house by architect Vladimir Ossipoff that was put on the cover of House Beautiful magazine in 1958 -- worth studying today for its many timeless design ideas.
A short history of stock house plans, from the Renaissance to today.
Four important new books about architectural creativity and home design provide a window into how architects and clients think and connect -- or not!
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