She may be tiny but that doesn’t mean my new vintage trailer can’t accomplish big things.
Read MoreThis once private 2-acre hidden gem is the only intact example of a major Japanese-style garden created before World War II for a residence in Southern California.
Read MoreIn the early 1900s, a Sicilian immigrant, citrus grower, and visionary turned a vast underground network of rooms, tunnels, and courtyards into a subterranean escape from the sweltering Central Valley summer heat.
Read MoreIn San Luis Obispo’s North Coast, reclusive artist Arthur “Art” Harold Beal spent 50 years creating his folk art “castle on the hill.”
Read MoreFall asleep to the sound of a river’s flow and wake up to a rooster’s crow at this one-of-a-kind treehouse in Bend, Oregon.
Read MoreNew York City’s $16 million exotic fish-themed carousel.
Read MoreThe 9-acre Experimental Structures Facility hidden in the hills behind California Polytechnic State University is an architectural treasure trove containing a quirky array of experimental structures built by teams of architecture and design students between 1963 and 2009.
Read MoreIn the 1940’s Howard Hughes bought 380 acres of the Ballona wetlands to build a private airport which included the massive wooden hangar where the reclusive business tycoon built his Spruce Goose (aka the H-4 Hercules).
Read MoreThe city bids farewell to an iconic L.A. landmark by throwing it one last party before demolition begins in January and its flowy $428-million replacement is completed in 2019.
Read MoreTilikum Crossing, Bridge of the People is the newest span to cross the Willamette River in Portland, OR
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