Decades after he launched the revered counterculture almanac, Stewart Brand and his wife, Ryan Phelan, turned a derelict ship into a home on San Francisco Bay.

It’s not exactly large enough for doing laps, but for me, it’s (much) better than nothing at all.

A small apartment renovation in Orgues de Flandre—a brutalist ’70s development built as social housing—includes a kitchen-focused layout, storage solutions, and secondhand finds.

The lightly updated Edward Hillstrom House comes with wood-wrapped spaces, terrazzo floors, a floating staircase, and a bold, blocky facade.

Two generations team up to bring sunshine to every corner of their 650-square-foot flat.

Los Angeles preservation aficionados flew into action when the current owners of the historic house were issued a permit to raze it.

Threatened with disciplinary action, Israel-Hamas war demonstrators face the loss of a place to live—and the grown-up reality of a tough market.

Two Cottages—Renovated Using Less Than \\$150K—Embrace Living With Kenya’s Wildlife

Hate That Vacant Lot in Your Neighborhood? Turn It Into Something Great

A Disused Historic Home in Argentina’s Cowboy Country Becomes a Young Family’s Rural Refuge

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A Singapore Home Forgoes Air Conditioning (and Windows) to Take Living With Nature to an Extreme

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