Most Popular Posts - Ever
Following are the most popular UrbanTurf articles ever, from most to least popular.
Unique Spaces: Eco-Friendly Alley House Off H Street
Fritz Hubig | September 2nd 2009
UrbanTurf is premiering a new feature today called Unique Spaces where we take a look at "one-of-a-kind" properties in the DC area. This week, we feat... read»
Dupont Circle's Old Frat House To Become Alley Home
Shilpi Paul | January 30th 2013
In a city chock full of row houses and condos, unusual properties can be hard to find. However, this recently purchased Dupont Circle building, tucked... read»
Unique Spaces: Once a Carriage House, Now a Home
Jennifer Sergent | February 12th 2016
It is not often that a carriage house outlives the home that it is connected to, but in the case of one rather unique property in Dupont Circle, that ... read»
Unique Spaces: The Most Intriguing Loft in DC
UrbanTurf Staff | October 2nd 2013
UrbanTurf has covered a number of extraordinary residential conversions over the years, but we recently got a sneak peek at a property that may set th... read»
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Unique Spaces: Making the Most of a Skinny House
Shilpi Paul | December 9th 2013
This installment of Unique Spaces required architects to make good use of a particularly narrow footprint in Foggy Bottom. ... read»
Unique Spaces: The DC Area's First Net Zero Home
Fritz Hubig | November 25th 2009
Construction of the very first Net Zero home in the DC area is now complete. A four-bedroom, 3,500 square-foot house in Bethesda has risen the bar for... read»
Unique Spaces: The Bank that Became a Home
Jennifer Sergent | May 22nd 2012
In this installment of Unique Spaces, we look at a Capitol Hill home that was formerly a branch of the original City Bank. ... read»
Unique Spaces: Frank Lloyd Wright Goes Green in Kensington
Jennifer Sergent | August 27th 2012
Judy Whalley caught the Arts & Crafts bug after college when she was living in a 1930’s bungalow in Oak Park, Illinois, home to some of Frank Ll... read»
DC's One-Room House
Shilpi Paul | May 2nd 2013
For those with the budget for a studio but the hankering for a house of their own, a one-room studio house just appeared on the market on Capitol Hill... read»
Unique Spaces: Sears Bungalow Gets a Modern Makeover
Jennifer Sergent | August 2nd 2011
Almost a year ago to the day, UrbanTurf wrote about a 1923 Sears-kit bungalow owned by husband-wife architects Theodore Adamstein and Olivia Demetriou... read»
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When you buy a home in the District, you will have to pay property taxes along with y... read »
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The application filed with Montgomery County seeks to extend the validity of a plan t... read »
Even as the housing market has slowed this year in the DC region, there are still ple... read »
1834 16th Street NW was originally designed by one of the most influential architects... read »
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