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Axel Vervoordt’s Kanaal Unveiled
A stunning rebirth for an industrial complex on the outskirts of Antwerp.
Over-the-Top Home Bars That Will Warm Your Spirits This Holiday Season
Raise your glass to these luxury estates serving up grand home bars.
T. Boone Pickens Lists Texas Ranch for $250 Million
The 64,809-acre ranch includes a private airport, art gallery, golf course, movie theater, pub, chapel, and more.
If You Like Yayoi Kusama’s Art, You’ll Love This Residential Tower
Sky features several permanent pieces by Kusama and a 10,000-square-foot art gallery with rotating exhibits.
Here’s Your Chance to Build a Charming Southern Estate in the Carolinas
The homesites overlook a Jack Nicklaus–designed golf course, a 60-acre working farm, and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The Most Expensive Penthouse Rental in Los Angeles Is Going for $100,000 Per Month
The 18,000-square-foot residence has four bedrooms and 10 baths.
Build a Dream Property on California’s Lake Almanor
This nearly 1,400-acre property can be developed as desired with homes, a hotel, or a golf course.
Half-Sunken into the Sea: Architects Snøhetta reveals plans for ‘Europe’s first underwater restaurant’
Designed by Snøhetta, "Under" is Europe’s first underwater restaurant located at the southernmost point of Norway, which will feature a semi-submerged building housing a restaurant, marine research centre and artificial mussel reef.
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Dirt’s Not Cheap: 3 Pricey Plots of Land You Can Buy Now
From Hawaii to Florida, here are some of the most expensive plots of land currently on the market.
Q&A: What to Expect from N.Y.C. Architecture Firm CetraRuddy’s First Project in Canada
Founding principal John Cetra explores similarities (and differences) between architecture in New York City and Toronto.
Rare, Development-Ready Parcel in Bel Air Just Listed for $60 Million
This property skirts the size restrictions and includes completed plans and permits.
Architects Go Back to Basics with Brick and Stone Façades
From Boston to Miami, architects are forgoing glass and steel in favor of more traditional materials.