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Frank Lloyd Wright's house design for Aline Barnsdall represents the architect's first attempt to create a regional style for the temperate Southern California.

Foursquare homes began popping up all across the country, especially in urban areas closer to railroads. Learn more about how this home's characteristics and history.

No children's garden is complete without a special place to meet friends or hold tea parties. Here's how to make a hideaway from hollyhock plants.

The LEGO Architecture range recreates some of the world's most iconic buildings using the world's most famous plastic bricks.

Ottomans have gone by many names since they were first used to accent living spaces. But today, this interesting piece of furniture refuses to be a mere accessory.

Instead of using overused historical landmarks as backdrops, consider these photo shoot locations in LA that provide plenty of room for creativity.

Celebrating the restoration of the Guggenheim Museum in New York, a special exhibition is taking place on the museum's exterior.

A look at Frank Lloyd Wright's home and the furniture styles Wright created.

Visiting Pittsburgh is something that can not be done in a day. If there isn't much time to devote to this steel city, here are three museums that can't be skipped.

A look into the life of Frank Lloyd Wright and the beginning of his famous style of architecture.

Architect Erno Goldfinger's striking and controversial 1939 design at 2 Willow Road in London was the first Modernist structure acquired by the National Trust.

"A Voyage to Arcturus" is an adventure that starts on planet Earth and goes to the planet Tormance, where the hero Maskull encounters various alien intelligences.

New York hosts three pieces of modern architecture that have influenced the design of thousands of buildings all around the world.

The museum boasts an impressive collection of Impressionist, Modern, and Post-Impressionist works, and is a must for art lovers when visiting the Windy City.

Set in the rolling hills of Willamette Valley, the Oregon Garden offers a stunning array of plants, forests, sculptures, fountains, reflecting pools, and walking paths.

Photographer and unofficial historian Barclay took over 1,000 pictures of Oak Park during the early 20th century, leaving behind a treasured legacy.