A pair of newly installed gardens -- a bi-level backyard with a modernist shade structure and a stone-paved terrace three stories up -- complete the renovation of a Brooklyn row house.
An early 20th century printing plant on Willoughby Street may soon meet the wrecking ball to make way for a 44-story apartment tower as the Downtown Brooklyn building boom continues.
The Harrison offers prospective buyers much in the way of aesthetics and amenities, but when it comes to apartment No. 204, it's all about the terrace.
If you had to name a house in New York that was home to an anti-slavery advocate, Revolutionary War veteran, ambassador, governor of New York and U.S Congressman, what would leap to mind?
Zproekt Architecture's The Decker pays tribute to the Newtown Creek Towing Company's wooden workhorse, the W.O. Decker -- a steam-powered tugboat built in the 1930s.
A homeowner has decided that the contractor on their renovation must be fired and is looking for advice on how to proceed.
The second OpenSpaces event -- a viewing of homes in five buildings -- takes place this Saturday, November 18 from noon to 3 p.m.
The Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990 requires artists of works of "recognized stature" be notified in advance so they can save the work.
If you want to see how the old-school brewers lived, Newark has an intact late 19th century beer baron's mansion open to the public.
The Forge, a 38-story building with 272 rental units in the flourishing Court Square area, has embraced Long Island City's industrial heritage with its design.
