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New York City begins test pilot for parkbound modular public restrooms

Archinect

Nearly four years after floating the possibility, the city Department of Parks and Recreation is preparing for a trial run of prefabricated, kiosk-like bathrooms that cost a fraction of the multimillion-dollar price tag for building traditional restrooms.

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Toronto’ tiny home’ houseboat asks for $149,000

The Spaces

Storage has been built-in throughout the ‘floating cottage’ to maximise its floor plan, and the open kitchen and living room continue sight-lines through the boat, making it feel bigger. Winter on the water in Toronto isn’t for everyone.

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Steve McQueen’s Malibu Beach House Lists for a Whopping $17M

Dwell

The late award-winning actor’s oceanfront home has serious star power—and price tag to match. With oceanfront decks and unparalleled views from Broad Beach to Point Dume, this iconic residence has been reimagined to harmoniously bring the outdoors in. The primary suite with fireplace and spa-like en-suite occupy the second level.

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Peer Over the Clouds and Canyons of Los Angeles From This $68M Home

Dwell

The contemporary estate oozes polished living. Enveloped in the lush landscape and bound by the vision of award-winning architectural firm Tag Front and interior designer Cesar Giraldo, this property offers 20,000 square feet of venerable beauty. Each statement room is designed with a subtle transition from the last.

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Faceted panels wrap Line Hotel and Serif building in San Francisco

Deezen

Reconstructed and widened sidewalks along Turk Street offer flexible outdoor spaces for gatherings, exhibits and small performances," said Handel Architects. Graffiti-tagged" headboards feature in the hotel bedrooms. Photo is by Jean Bai Highlights include "graffiti-tagged" headboards, white oak furniture and amber-hued lighting.

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The A-Frame Is More Than Just a Cabin—It’s a Full-Fledged Cultural Obsession

Dwell

When I was in the ninth grade, our family’s neighbor, a man who had been living on our suburban Los Angeles block for more decades than he could remember, came to my father with an offer. Indoor/outdoor living and informal entertaining were the style of the day in the 1950s, as they are now, and you cannot be any other way in an A-frame.

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7 Factors To Consider When Buying A House

Architecture Ideas

You’ll be living among them, after all. Or, if you love to entertain, a place with an open kitchen flowing into the living room makes hosting events a breeze. Newer construction means less maintenance initially but comes with a higher price tag. Proximity to these perks translates to better daily living.

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