architecture
The Branches Are In
The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design begins a yearlong celebration of its house's centennial. Read more
100 Years on Broad Street
The Science Museum of Virginia's landmark building marks its centennial. Read more
The Future of Housing?
Virginia Tech’s FutureHAUS travels to Dubai to compete in a solar decathlon. Read more
I Love Barton Heights
With easy access to downtown, a former streetcar suburb emerges from years of decline. Read more
Falling in Love Again
Renewed interiors reflect intuitive design in an expanded 1952 ranch. Read more
Mod Meets Mediterranean
Richmond restaurateurs Katrina and Johnny Giavos make a new home in the ’burbs. Read more
Building in Harmony
Ancient Vedic principles can help orient the home for personal well-being. Read more
After the Storm
Holly Lawn and its owners demonstrate heart and perseverance following devastation. Read more
Putting Family First
A couple trades big-city living for a historic charmer in North Side. Read more
What Ethel Built
From her Church Hill home, Richmond’s first practicing African-American female architect overcame biases by doing. Read more
‘A House of Light’
A Westover Hills home connects its owners to the James River and showcases their art. Read more
I Love Springhill
A little-known enclave near the James River combines urban convenience and natural charm. Read more
Design for Good
Richmond’s Branch Museum of Architecture and Design bestows the first Virginia by Design Awards. Read more
I Love Church Hill
Close community and neighborhood haunts are the hallmark of this eastern Richmond historic district. Read more
Half-and-Half
This humble structure structure was a home for nearly 50 years before being pressed into another half-century (and counting) as office space. Read more
I Love Bon Air
This quaint, not-so-suburban community offers culture and character south of the river. Read more
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