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We haven’t checked out what’s happening in the middle of the region’s real estate market in a little while, so we decided it was time […]

The best Midcentury Modern architects sought to erase the boundary between indoors and outdoors in the homes they designed. Philip Johnson’s Glass House in Connecticut […]

I can’t say whether Mt. Airy’s reputation drew them here as it did so many other families in the years that followed, but as the […]

What a difference four feet make. The slightly wider lot this four-year-old modern rowhouse sits on allowed its builder to throw in some very nice […]

The 1920s were something of a golden age for English Gothic architecture. Many fine Gothic Revival churches, academic buildings and homes both here and elsewhere […]

You should be able to figure out something’s afoot with this modest-looking stone Colonial just below Bryn Mawr Hospital in the Delaware County portion of […]

Fans of Chestnut Hill love its blending of suburb and city. Its commercial district exudes a sophisticated urban vibe, while its residential side streets are […]

Besides whoever it was that built the first center-hall Colonial back in Colonial times, no other architect has had as great an influence on how […]

Avalon, the town that occupies the north half of Seven Mile Island in Cape May County, N.J. likes to remind visitors that it’s “cooler by […]

You may recall that some months back, my monthly print-edition essay described how a revolt may be brewing against the ubiquitous open-plan main floor. Builders promote such […]

Mark my words: About 50 years from now, someone will nominate Sheaff Lane in Fort Washington as a National Register historic district. Why? Because a […]

Looking to live on the Main Line without spending a ton of money to do it? You might want to consider renting while you contemplate […]

The Philadelphia Flower Show’s 190th annual edition is now one for the record books, but we’re sure that some of you out there came away […]

You’ve surely seen films where aging barons or dowagers rattle around the dusty, empty rooms of some huge palace, half of which they never even […]

South Philly is dotted with modest row homes whose owners have dolled them up over the years, putting up new facades, expanding them, rearranging the […]