Meet Me in the Middle: Fixing a Hole in the Housing Market

We should look at these Canadian townhouses as a playbook for patching up the middle of the housing market.

A sweeping roofline creates a surprisingly spacious interior for this holiday home located eight hours north of Stockholm.

We gathered a list of new gadgetry for growing families and organized it around common threads—from security to creativity.

Sophie Brickman, a (mostly) parenting tech columnist at the Guardian, says it’s all about balance—and trusting your gut.

A couple and their son select a compact model by Manta North to serve as a retreat from their hectic life in Riga.

New Affiliates brings subtle definition to the Williamsburg home without taking away from the structure’s cast-iron and brick bones.

Architecture firm Madeiguincho found inventive uses for windows and wood to craft a space for creating—or just relaxing.

The view was incredible—the house not so much—but a couple saw the potential in a hillside fixer-upper.

At a dancer’s home in the suburbs, a series of exterior louvers create the perfect balance between privacy and openness.

Created by D’Arcy Jones Architects and Ryan Goodman of Aryze Developments, Pearl Block provides a middle ground for six families in Victoria, British Columbia.

Local designer and artist Briana Babani creates a luminous dream home from a once neglected and dreary interior.

The Silhouette House by Lazor/Office is a two-part wood, glass, and steel building united by a sprawling system of decks and walkways.

The historic breast pump she bought on eBay is now featured in an exhibit called “Designing Motherhood” at Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum and Center for Architecture and Design.