Design and Planning - Page 108 of 439

Overlooking the Puget Sound on Queen Anne Hill, this garden pavilion is a dramatic modernist treat. On a sloping hillside, the “front” opens up with soaring windows. On the entry…

Carpenters adapt their tools and water-shedding strategies to work with standing-seam steel panels.

An Austin bungalow remodel results in a home for the ages.

A compact home can feel roomy if the living space expands into the yard and the neighborhood around it.

Thoughtful details in this vacation-home remodel transform a dated architectural style into a timeless classic.

Plentiful well water allows for a simple fire-suppression system separate from the domestic water supply.

A thoughtful blending of colors and materials contributes to the attractiveness of this dressing room in a coastal Maine house.

When a listener asks what measures he should take to keep cellulose from falling through his exhaust fan when insulating and air-sealing his attic, the Fine Homebuilding editors wonder if he should get rid of the fan altogether.

From Creole to Victorian, architect Alec Adamick shares examples of four prominent architectural styles in New Orleans.

This bath, located off a stair landing, was carved out of quite a small space. It’s no bigger than a coat closet. Using thoughtful design, and a smaller sink with…