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Three-bedroom units are 1,500 to 1,850 square feet, one-bedroom units are 800 square feet, and studios are 720 square feet.

October 13, 2021 by Mike Welton

On Roosevelt Island, 360 Units in the Westview Cooperative

The Corps of Engineers had already built a levee to prevent the river from rising - which meant peering over a six-foot embankment to see the water.

October 11, 2021 by Mike Welton

On the Snake River near the Grand Tetons: Riverbend

“A man of many well-developed interests, Hiss is an author, photographer, explorer, real estate developer and civic leader,” wrote the St. Petersburg Times in 1964.

October 8, 2021 by Mike Welton

Philip Hanson Hiss Will Be the Focus of Sarasota Mod

It's extremely popular because club members can camp out with all the comforts of home - and their dining options range from the humble to the sublime.

October 7, 2021 by Mike Welton

Glamping Out at Sasse Mt. Outpost, 80 Miles from Seattle

Where the rest of the Varia line is 40 percent recycled, Flek Pure is sourced primarily from in-house waste, for a textured, terrazzo-like look.

October 6, 2021 by Mike Welton

Flek Pure: 3form’s 100% Recycled Architectural Product

Tima Bell is a virtuoso who’s as adept at painting as he is at architecture.

October 4, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Los Angeles, Tima Bell Is an Artist and an Architect

“He said there is no such thing as new art, but that art is eternal,” says Michele Frederick, associate curator of European art at the North Carolina Museum of Art.

October 1, 2021 by Mike Welton

Alphonse Mucha at the North Carolina Museum of Art

Invited by Switzerland Tourism to photograph David Chipperfield Architects’ new addition to the Kunsthaus Zurich – or Culture House Zurich – Paul Clemence could hardly say no.

September 30, 2021 by Mike Welton

Paul Clemence Shoots Chipperfield’s Kunsthaus Zurich

Located where the 19th-century Goodnight-Loving Cattle Trail once rumbled from Texas to Wyoming, Fredericksburg now attracts another breed of movers and shakers: Tourists.

September 29, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Texas Hill Country, the Albert Hotel by Clayton Korte

“Historically it’s in a part of Venice where African Americans were forced to live during the war effort in the 1940s,” says Larry Scarpa, founder of the firm that bears his name

September 27, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Venice, Calif., Affordable Housing by Brooks + Scarpa