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To the modernist notion of “less is more,” he retorted, “Less is a bore,” arguing for ornament, historical references and even humor in architecture. [...]

The multipurpose facility débuts in Southeast on Sept. 22 When it opens on Saturday, D.C.’s Entertainment and Sports Arena (ESA) in Southeast will herald a new chapter for the St. Elizabeths East Campus, the former site of facilities for a major psychiatric hospital administered by the federal government. [...]

Deirdre Gurney, a co-creator and producer of the reality show “Duck Dynasty,” has put the finishing touches on a home sale in Manhattan Beach. The property in question, a remodeled Traditional-style house, went under contract roughly a week after hitting the market in July. It sold for the asking... [...]

Restoration Hardware seemed doomed. Now, it’s a vast and booming bricks and mortar empire. What gives? [...]

This small town on the southwestern tip of Litchfield County offers residents a tranquil retreat, complete with rolling hills and grazing cattle. [...]

See your options in neighborhoods like Capitol Hill and Fort Totten Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a column that explores what one can rent for a set dollar amount in various D.C. neighborhoods. Is one person’s [...]

Sales begin at a Brooklyn Heights building that faces Cadman Plaza and replaces a 1960s library with a smaller branch and 134 condos. [...]

This small town on the southwestern tip of Litchfield County offers residents a tranquil retreat, complete with rolling hills and grazing cattle. [...]

Nearly five years ago, the announcement was made that Whole Foods had signed a lease to come to Navy Yard. Next month, that store will open its doors.  Keep reading » [...]

A three-brick colonial in Louisville, Ky.; a condominium in Dallas; and a restored antique house in Lewes, Del. [...]