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Frank Lloyd Wright Houses: 10 Homeowners Share Their Honest Experiences Living in the Architect’s Creations

The iconic architect designed hundreds of residential properties in his career—AD spoke with homeowners about the ways Wright’s work impacts their lives
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Will the British ever embrace lateral living like Europeans?

Architectural evolution over centuries has brought us alternative ways of living on either side of the Channel, but Brits still cleave to the traditional townhouse – is it time to think more laterally?
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Why follies fascinate us – and why designers covet them

Built for no reason beyond delight, the folly has become one of the most coveted addresses in English decorating. Geoffrey Heath-Taylor on the architecture of pure pleasure
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What is an orangery and should you build one?

It’s not just a fancy conservatory. Here's what you need to know about this European import, plus everything to consider before adding one to your home
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The 2026 Serpentine Pavilion is a ribbon of bricks snaking through Kensington Gardens

Surreal yet practical, Mexican architects Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo's playful design draws attention to an ancient, cost-saving building method that has roots in Egypt and was introduced in the UK by the Dutch
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Nine modernist houses in the UK and Europe that you need to visit

These fascinating time capsules are a mere car or train journey away
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How not to fall out with your architect

‘It goes well when we’re aligned from the start,’ says Kate Quinlan, Director at McLean Quinlan. Here is everything you need to know to make sure that your architecture project is a success
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Is co-living the answer to all our housing problems?

Finding affordable housing in Britain has never been harder, and as we battle with isolation, soaring costs and unsustainable buildings, the idea of co-housing feels ever more attractive
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Why the newbuild ‘period’ house is in such demand

Built with modern methods yet rooted in classical architectural language, the new period house offers reassurance, adaptability and a powerful sense of place – qualities that feel more relevant than ever.
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What is a chimneypiece? And how to choose the right one

A feature both structural and decorative, the fireplace surround shapes how a room reads. Here is what defines a good one, how to select it with confidence, and a brief look at its history.
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Inside the National Trust and London Art Fair's partnership, as the incredible art collections of 2 modernist homes go on display for the first time

We spoke to John Chu, senior curator at the National Trust about its biggest exhibition of modernist artworks at The London Art Fair which returns this month
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Remembering Frank O. Gehry, the ‘Picasso of architecture’

With the news of legendary architect Frank Gehry’s passing, House & Garden reflects on his life and the visionary projects that shaped his legacy
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Paris has a showstopping new design destination on the Champs-Élysées – we were the first in

The new RH gallery in the French capital draws inspiration from and pays tribute to Paris' architectural heritage and urban landscape
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What to do with sloping floors and tilted houses

Charming quirk or structural disaster waiting to happen? We spoke to experts about how to approach sloping floors from engineering consultations to interior design choices
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Everything you need to know about windows

Windows are more than a source of light. By connecting indoors and out, they shape how we use a room throughout the day and its atmosphere. Whether restoring originals or considering new ones, it’s worth taking the time to look a little closer.
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Everything you need to know about Georgian houses and their enduring charm

There are few architectural styles as lauded and charming as the Georgian house
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Dear Fiona: is doing an extension immoral?

Our agony aunt Fiona McKenzie Johnston considers how to get neighbours back on-side in a building project