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Designed by Bamesberger Architects, the contemporary Beverly Shores residence has a lofted library, a pristine pool area, and a dramatic black-and-white palette.

Location: 10 S Oval Avenue, Beverly Shores, Indiana

Price: $2,790,000

Year Built: 2023

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Designed by Charles Forberg—son-in-law of the school’s founder, Walter Gropius—the residence came with a dramatic triangular roof, but a host of livability concerns.

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The building had been turned into apartments, but Mesnil Architectures reconnected both levels and opened it to the setting, preserving and reusing materials in the process.

Houses We Love: Every day we feature a remarkable space submitted by our community of architects, designers, builders, and homeowners. Have one to share?


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I had always thought the best stays were wasted on the young. Could a fancy hotel in downtown Portland, Oregon, convince me otherwise?

Welcome to One Night In, a series about staying in the most unparalleled places available to rest your head.

In recent years, I’ve...


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California considers banning quartz countertops after workers develop lung disease, the House passes a bill to stop major investors from purchasing single-family homes, and more.

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