The Dallas skyline is about to change.

Seriously architects, you should know the difference between a door and a window.

A look at the 100 most populous cities in America and where they have a higher percentage of renters or owners.

Feast your unbelieving eyes on some of the strangest pieces of architecture.

Say goodbye to tedious hallway walks.

This iconic design is still as popular today as it was 50 years ago.

Each immortalized in the Guinness World Record books.

Move-ins start December 1st at the 188-unit building.

Massive 19,321 square foot penthouse with ocean views.

The nine-unit townhouse-style development consists of three buildings.

The plan, to be implemented over a 10- to 20-year period, lays out the most significant change to the National Mall in a century.

The facade of the six-unit building features mullioned glass and an architectural fire escape.

The thoroughly contemporary 47-story tower is Fort Lee’s tallest building.

Go ahead and sleep the day away.

The two-acre site is currently used as a surface parking lot.

A three bedroom, four and a half bathroom penthouse in one of D.C.’s ritziest suburbs.