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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»
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»
Unique Spaces: Modern Tranquility in Sperryville
Mark Wellborn | October 12th 2010
In this installment of Unique Spaces, we look at a 1,200 square-foot, two-bedroom home that is the product of architect Rocio Romero whose claim to fa... read»
The Splitting the Rent Formula
Shilpi Paul | December 3rd 2013
When sharing an apartment or group house, it only seems fair that those in bigger rooms should pay a higher share of the rent. But, how do you factor ... read»
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Best Transition From a Garage To a Home
UrbanTurf Staff | December 20th 2012
Former commercial spaces being re-purposed for residential use is not a new phenomenon. Warehouses frequently become lofts, churches become homes, and... read»
Unique Spaces: Throwing a Curve at 550 Square Feet
Robert Kelly | July 8th 2010
In this installment of Unique Spaces, we look at a how an interior designer remodeled his 550-square-foot studio with some upgrades and new finishing ... read»
Unique Spaces: A Modern Hilltop Retreat
Jennifer Sergent | May 12th 2010
In this week's installment of Unique Spaces, we find a modern four-bedroom in Arlingwood that stands out for its wide open rooms and specatacular view... read»
This Week's Find: From Pie to Hooch to Heroin to Home
Shilpi Paul | March 28th 2012
Built in 1860, This Week's Find has a past that includes life as a pie factory and clearing house for illicit substances. ... read»
Unique Spaces: Old Town General Store Becomes Three-Level Home
Jennifer Sergent | August 13th 2012
In this installment of Unique Spaces, we head over to Old Town, Alexandria where a general store was turned into a three-level home. ... read»
Unique Spaces: Tilden Street Restaurant Becomes Spacious Home
Mark Wellborn | July 30th 2021
There are likely very few people in the DC area who can say that they live in a former restaurant. Ed Carp is part of this select group.... read»
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