The Juniper House in the Buckman neighborhood is now the fourth LGBTQ+ site in Portland to become a part of the National Register of Historic Places.

Four siblings and their spouses live harmoniously in a 20,000-square-foot mansion built on land purchased by their great-grandmother in the 1800s, celebrating family legacy and togetherness.

The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park is an outdoor concert venue with a futuristic design. Overlooking the bay, this structure ...

Batchelder produced his earliest tiles from his home on the banks of the Arroyo Seco. He later founded the Batchelder Tile ...

The clock is ticking on saving architectural gems crafted by Ernest Batchelder in the rubble of the Eaton fire ...

For a unique plantation experience, this unrefurbished house in North Carolina will educate you about southern America's ...

After the catastrophic January wildfires, it was an open question as to whether Frieze, the city’s marquee fair, and its dozens of offshoot openings and satellites would go on. Six weeks later, those ...

Thousands of federal employees are getting laid off and hundreds of federal buildings could be sold. What does that mean for ...

Thousands of federal employees are getting laid off and hundreds of federal buildings could be sold. What does that mean for Columbus?

The Volunteers are off to an incredible start to their title defense. Tennessee baseball is off to an extraordinary start to ...

The owners of the private Burkes-Belluschi House in Portland’s West Hills have welcomed architectural scholars and Northwest ...

Lavender Hill was one of a number of experimental communities established in the vicinity of the city of Ithaca and Cornell ...