A Narrow Vancouver House Leans Into Minimalism
A couple learned all of their slender house’s quirks, and then renovated them away.
A New Role Led a Former Ballet Principal to Roosevelt Island
When Jenifer Ringer returned to New York for a job at the School of American Ballet, she was surprised to find that Roosevelt Island ticked all her boxes.
To Save Japan’s Heritage Homes, People Are Shipping Them Across the World
Millions of abandoned kominka are scattered across Japan. Now, teams of enthusiasts are dismantling and rebuilding them overseas.
A California Beach House Meant to Be Handed Down
After wildfires burned a couple’s primary home, they decamped to their beach house and, years later, started to renovate with longevity in mind.
When Neighbors Fight Over Shared Space, Who Wins?
The law requires homeowners to keep their properties in a safe, legal condition — as much for their neighbors as themselves.
