Style Mid-century modern. Year built 1941. Square feet 5,169. Bedrooms 4. Baths 3 full, 1 half. Sewer/Water Public. Taxes $12 ...

Dorset: Southcliffe Road, Swanage This handsome 17th century stone house was remodelled in 1927 by the renowned architect Percy Morley Horder. Main suite, 3 further beds, family bath, ...

Kevin Fellingham, principal architect at Kevin Fellingham Architects, and a former lecturer at Cambridge University, UCT and the School of Explorative Architecture, talks about House Hanson and ...

For those who like their vacations with a side of retail therapy, the Georgetown Vineyards offers a unique shopping ...

Situated in the Barnsbury Conservation Area of Thornhill Grove in London, a Grade II-listed Georgian townhouse was in need of refurbishment. The clients, an art historian and museum curator, were ...

Each of the three families in the show live in iconic houses that actually tell you a lot about their characters, even just from the outside. If you want to see where they shot some of the famous ...

Lahore — The award-winning British architectural firm Walters & Cohen, recognised for educational projects at prestigious institutions like Cambridge and Oxford Universities, has been appointed ...

Architecture MSci integrates the development of architectural ... Comprehensive portfolio of creative work required upon invitation, at application stage D3,D3,M1 in three Cambridge Pre-U Principal ...

Tourists can experience a bike tour of the city to see these imposing structures against the backdrop of the colonial and post-modern architectural ... the Moroccan House Marrakech has Moorish ...

Passive houses are considered the most highly energy-efficient buildings in construction and architectural standards that offer residents year-round comfort and insulation. They are a construction ...

The journey – or enfilade – through the McAslan home, situated on a leafy, residential street, begins at a knee-height bespoke wooden gate. This unusual design is the initial welcome into the ...

Le Corbusier’s focus on the relationship between time and architecture led him to create the term promenade architecturale, referring to the experience of moving through a built environment.