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Paris's Notre-Dame Cathedral Was Saved from Total Devastation, According to Fire Officials
Notre-Dame's roof and spire were destroyed in a fire on April 15, but the cathedral's bell towers, facade, and many of its relics survived.
Austin Man’s Endeavor to ‘Keep Austin Weird’ With Bright Pink House Is Annoying His Neighbors
Austin homeowner Emilio Rodriguez really, really likes pink. He told local reporters, "I love this house. I don't know why people don't like it."
15 Amazing Facts About the Washington Monument
Although the towering tribute to President George Washington is an icon of the Washington, D.C. skyline, there might be a few things you don't know about the Washington Monument's history.
7 Innovative Architectural Ideas With World-Changing Potential
Architectural innovation has been a defining feature of societies since then our ancient relatives began construction shelters 400,000 years ago. From energy-efficient designs to community-based spaces, these seven designs could help shape the future.
7 Innovative Architectural Ideas With World-Changing Potential
Architectural innovation has been a defining feature of societies since then our ancient relatives began construction shelters 400,000 years ago. From energy-efficient designs to community-based spaces, these seven designs could help shape the future.
A Clue on the Ceiling of Grand Central Terminal Shows How Dirty It Was 30 Years Ago
It was left there on purpose in the 1990s.
6 Big Problems With Building Tiny Houses
The big issues with small homes.
Historians Studying an ‘Ancient’ Scottish Stone Circle Learn It Was Built in the 1990s
Scientists' suspicions were outweighed by the excitement of finding another recumbent stone circle.
This Adorable, Teeny, Tiny, Pink House Could Be Yours for $11,000
Don't want to pay a mortgage? There's another way.
A Piece of the Eiffel Tower's Original Staircase Is Going Up for Auction
It's expected to fetch as much as $60,000.
Why 1 Million People Live in Cold War-Era Bunkers Under the Streets of Beijing
For many, living dozens of feet underground in a windowless bunker is the only way to scale the social ladder.
This Allegedly Haunted House Came From a Sears Catalog
The mail-order home is nearly a century old.
Europe's First Underwater Restaurant Is Now Taking Reservations
For a truly dramatic experience, the architects suggest going during a storm.
David Hockney Designed Westminster Abbey's Newest Stained Glass Window—on an iPad
The reviews have been mixed.
Oregon Is Home to 54 Quaint Covered Bridges. Here's How to See Them All in One Road Trip
The designs of the bridges are as varied as their histories.
A Handy Disney Fan Recreated Fantasyland in His Basement
There are even light settings that go from day to night, plus crowd sounds.
One Engineer's Crazy Plan to Drain the Mediterranean
The story of Herman Sörgel, the man who wanted to create a new super-continent called Atlantropa.
A New Animals-Only Bridge Is Catching On With Local Wildlife Near Seattle
The $6.2 million project is scheduled to be complete next spring.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Spiral House in Phoenix Hits the Market for $12.9 Million
The unique design was an early prototype of New York City's Guggenheim Museum.
The Pennsylvania Resort Where You Can Rent a Frank Lloyd Wright House
Polymath Park brings together four Wright-related homes not far from Fallingwater.
Trulia Now Makes Browsing Neighborhoods as Easy as Browsing Homes
Location, location, location!
Hong Kong's Peculiar Architecture Can Be Explained by Feng Shui
"Dragon gates" are one example of how feng shui has shaped the city.
8 Historical Buildings That Have Been Relocated
One was moved halfway across the world, brick by brick.