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Home of the Week: Myers Lahontan
A narrow lot with difficult access kept this Truckee, Calif. lot from selling. It took...
Growing Food, Growing Community
By Deborah Myerson At your last dinner party, did guests crowd in the kitchen? Why...
Inspired by the English
The English Barn House is situated at the edge of a small, pedestrian-oriented hamlet of...
Home of the Week: Browning Residence
Located in the woods of Auburn, Ala., this project takes advantage of an irregular, sloping...
A Touch of Mayberry
The Murray, Saussy Burbank’s model home in Fort Mill, SC’s Masons Bend community, was designed...
We Love A Great Before And After
The owners wanted to renovate their recently purchased “diamond in the rough” single board farmhouse...
The Third E: Efficiency
Wait! Did you read Lita’s post about the First E: Experiences? What about the Second...
Home of the Week: Somerset at Parasol Park
This three-story Irvine, Calif.’s home’s unique layout was inspired by vertical, urban living and incorporates...
NIMTOO, NIMBY, LULU—The Alphabet Soup of Affordability
By Jon Chandler The most obvious driver of higher prices of anything—be it housing or...
Home of the Week: Shiell
This Wayzata, Minn., home is set on a large, wooded lot, an uncommon benefit in...
The Chisca on Main
This historic rehabilitation includes the 9-story Hotel Chisca, built in 1913, and an adjacent annex...
Our Fall BAL Issue Is Here!
A beautiful home is made better when it’s surrounded by a beautiful community, and crafting...
Home of the Week: Casa Uber Alles
To be honest, this project that combined talents of a Texas HBA and local high...
How Home Building Is Changing for the First Time in 100 Years
Unlike the majority of industries that have changed over recent decades—mostly due to new technology—the...
Connecting Community and Culture: A Decade of Creative Placemaking
A Creative Happy Hour in Bloomington, Minnesota, hosts activities ranging from live salsa music and...
Home of the Week: Granite Heights, Topaz Plan
This Las Vegas community’s rugged, contemporary styles mix flat and shed roofs with stone, bronze,...
The Evolution of Amenities in Multifamily Housing
What’s driving the evolution of amenities? Lifestyle—or more specifically, how people want to live. Amenities...
Home of the Week: Vista del Golfo Residence Remodel
This existing Long Beach, Calif., house looked like Darth Vader’s helmet—dark and foreboding. But the...
The Missing Middle
By Michael Medick Once upon a time, a young boy lived with his parents in...
Adding On
By Matt Dixon Whether they’re called granny flats, in-law suites, or carriage houses, accessory dwelling...
Home of the Week: Lincoln Park Transitional Home
This 12,000-square-foot, single-family home boasts classical, French-style architecture, with a limestone façade and lavish gardens...
Affordability won’t save the new home market. Customer-centric attainability will.
A speedbump. A hiccup. A slight pause. A small slow down. At the Fall Meeting...
Home of the Week: Moderne Boca
Boca Raton’s local planning policy encouraged a move toward contemporary architecture and nontraditional planning, which...
Spotlight on Community: Tate at Tanglewood
Located in Houston’s upscale Tanglewood/Uptown neighborhood, Tate at Tanglewood is a NAHB Green Bronze certified,...
Home of the Week: Juniper at Beacon Park
This contemporary spin on American heritage architecture won a Best in American Living™ Platinum Award...