Four projects that show how careful attention to details and materials can transform the same single-family and multifamily plans into distinctly different designs without any hint of repetition
These duplexes offer thoughtful details and use of materials and colors, resulting in welcoming façades
This assortment of product types and densities provides private entryways and plenty of outdoor living space for a fresh take on density in a post-COVID world
In the current state of affairs, builders cannot count on being able to sell a home via an in-person home tour.
While guests usually enter via a more formal front entrance, the real action in most homes occurs where the family enters, and that's where drop zones come into play
While many families try to figure out how to accommodate a multigenerational household, few homes are actually designed for this type of living arrangement. These home designs address the imbalance
The share of new homes with two or more stories declined to 53% of houses built last year compared with 55% in 2017, while one-story home construct
Kitchens are the hub of every home, but these designs up the ante in features and practical function
These single-family detached designs help serve a critical market segment, no matter the age of the buyer
In 2019, the youngest Baby Boomers will turn 55, while the oldest will be 73. No wonder builders and developers are rapidly opening 55-plus communities to capture the interest of this vast market segment
As more developers turn to micro units and tiny homes as a way to solve the affordability crisis, they’ll need architectural tricks and stylish compact products for their kitchens and baths. We’ve found some that will fit right in.
Open floor plans have been a popular staple in home design for years. Now, a growing number of homeowners and design experts are "over it."
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