Bungalow: Everything You Need to Know
This post was originally published on this site Modern bungalows are just what they sound like: small single-story homes built in the contemporary architectural style…
Tag: Architecture + Design / Architecture
Victorian Houses: Everything You Need to Know
This post was originally published on this siteThough the United States declared independence from the British crown in 1776, British influence, especially in architecture, has…
Pritzker Prize Winners: These 46 Buildings Represent the Honorees’ Best Work
This post was originally published on this siteThe 2001 Pritzker Prize went to Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, cofounders of Herzog & de Meuron.…
The World’s 11 Coolest Headquarters
This post was originally published on this site For a corporation, building a headquarters is often more about gaining office space than designing the coolest…
Modular Homes: Everything You Need to Know About Going Prefab
This post was originally published on this site There’s one part of modular homes that’s definitely a plus over stick-built homes, though. “[Y]our bathrooms and…
6 Residential Properties Designed by Modern-Day Starchitects
This post was originally published on this site If you own one of the relatively few residential properties designed by modern-day starchitects, it’s a big…
Is It a Good Time to Buy a House?
This post was originally published on this site “Both buyers and sellers should be getting more accustomed to our new mortgage rates—who knows if we’ll…
Japan Earthquake: How the Country Overhauled its Architecture—And What the Latest Disaster Reveals About Their Approach
This post was originally published on this siteOn New Year’s Day, revelers, shrine-goers, and visitors alike in central Japan were rocked by a sudden earthquake…
Beautiful Skyscrapers: The World’s 31 Most Beautiful Buildings
This post was originally published on this site Before the concern was primarily to build beautiful skyscrapers, there was a race to the sky; a…
7 Dazzling Homes Built Into the Desert
This post was originally published on this site Dry land has long carried a certain reputation—pounding sun, harsh temperature, maybe even inhospitable terrains—which is perhaps…