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Two decades of renting other people’s homes as a family of five, and why both the bans and the price cuts now hitting short-term rentals were overdue.
Sometimes, feeling rooted doesn’t mean rejecting being open to travel and meeting other people. The opportunities we’ve had to meet people and their everyday circumstances have made us who we are.
Over the y...
A Swedish-Spanish couple turned an inefficient 1980s stucco house in a small Costa Blanca town into a bio-home that heats, cools, waters, and feeds itself, almost entirely on what the land and the sun provide.
The most surprising work is underground. A Canadian well, also called a...
After starting a family, Olivier Neveu left city life and bought an old townhouse hidden in his historic village’s maze of lanes, 50 steps up from the street, with no car access.
Nestled in the old center of Vals-les-Bains, France, the house is tall and skinny, with four levels (including a cellar carved into the bedrock) stacked into the hillside. It was once...
As AI squeezes entry-level office work, the trades still pay well, from Alaska’s remote camps to the kitchens Americans no longer remodel themselves.
Not long ago, many middle-class American teenagers scrambled around before college to take on their own initiation adventures, building their own cabins in the woods, leaving the city and suburbs to go work on idealist...
When Danielle Williams and her partner Hassan Hall moved to Missouri in 2012, they needed shelter before winter hit, and they had almost no money.
So Hassan set to work designing a circular earthen home using whatever their community had on hand: pallet wood, recycled bottles, local clay, and cedar for cordwood construction.
Six months later, the Her...