From the early years of the republic comes this handsome, up-to-date farmstead in Cheshire Hunt country.

Rough-hewn, rustic, reclaimed and sophisticated, this house offers truly unique style.

A brand-new hotel that’s (mostly) as modern as the building that houses it.

True to the Colonial tradition up front but configured for modern living in the back.

Cecil Baker’s recent project in Rittenhouse Square’s western reaches grafted a sleek modern building onto a historic townhouse.

Nicely outfitted, well maintained, conveniently located, attractively priced. That’s four for four.

A plan to restore North Broad’s most notorious empty shell could show the city what “social impact development” can really do.

The home of a globe-trotting photographer is a study in how to live with the things you love.

Historic houses hereabouts don’t get much more historic than this one.

Industrial? You’ve got to be kidding. Chic? In spades.

Art and craft combine to join past and present together beautifully.

Five years young, loaded with style, and topped with a great roof deck.

It may look like a typical 1950s split-level on the outside, but there’s nothing typical about it at all.

This barn didn’t need to be converted into a house – it was built as one from the start.

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