An architect transformed the unfinished basement in his family’s Washington, D.C. rowhouse into a luxurious in-law suite.
Since reopening on Jan. 16, the Zeiterion reflects on how audiences have experienced the new layout and its future plans.
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Here are some professional tips for trimming basement windows
Transform your basement with this step-by-step DIY guide to replacing an old window and trimming it out like a pro. From safe removal to clean installation and finishing trim work, this tutorial ...
Your home constantly communicates with you through subtle signs and symptoms. While some issues announce themselves with ...
The new Belle Fourche Police Department building has entered the second phase of construction, bringing the department closer ...
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Looking to add a basement conversion? Here's how much it could set you back
Basement conversion costs are usually more than extension costs. Expert quantity surveyor, Tim Phillips explains by just how ...
At Birmingham’s striking terracotta-clad Three Chamberlain Square office block, FeildenCleggBradley Studios has designed an ...
A star of “Owning Manhattan” snapped up a Harry Bates-designed house in East Hampton, New York, for less than $1 million and ...
Clawdbot is a new AI assistant that can run tasks on your behalf on your own computer—albeit with some security risks.
A frigid cold spell can turn a cozy home into an icebox and a beautiful garden into a frozen wasteland. It’s that time of ...
Andy Cohen didn’t build the Real Housewives empire alone, but he sure knew how to blow it wide open. The franchise didn’t ...
Built for Catherine the Great’s personal physician, a Scotsman, this 8,310-square-foot Georgian manor house dates to 1821.
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