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In spite of fires, a winnowing entertainment industry, and a cold shoulder from the president, emerging design exhibits across the city gave everyone good reason to celebrate.

This story is part of Fair Take, our reporting on global design events that looks u...


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Wrapped in corrugated metal, the reworked industrial structure has soaring ceilings, polished concrete floors, and custom plywood cabinetry.

Location: London, United Kingdom

Price: £4,870,000 (approximately $6,440,052 USD)

Footprint: 3,300 square feet (3 beds, 2 baths)

Architect:


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Their cross-laminated timber home is the first by Kainuu, a builder sourcing lumber within 50 miles of its factory.

When Finnish architect Pekka Airaxin first met Nicholas Anderson and Tuire Niemi, he was looking for investors in his new cross-laminated timber homebuilding start-up, Kainuu. Instead, the couple became the company’s first clients. Tuire and Nicholas had l...


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NYC debuts new app-based public toilets, why some are saying midcentury modern is cringe now, and more.

Chicago’s Obama Presidential Center cost nearly $1 billion to build—$59 million more than the previously released figure, which the Obama Foundation attributes to added amenities. The privately funded construction bill excludes another $123 million in publicly funded inf...

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Prospective homebuyers and sellers are leaning on chatbots to estimate prices, parse inspection reports, and even draft up offer letters. The professionals say that’s causing problems.

When Joey Santiago started to think about buying a house in the competitive Southern California market several years back, he went to ChatGPT for help. He wanted to become financially sta...


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