ARCHITECTURE

Here's how an interesting regional design quirk became a focus of superstition.

Fibonacci developed his theory based on rabbit population growth, but you'll find the golden ratio in everything from flowers to outer space.

LA renters have come to expect they'll need to BYOF (Bring Your Own Fridge) when renting. Here's why.

You think Washington, D.C.’s metro escalators are long? Wait ’til you hear about St. Petersburg’s.

At about 1.5 miles long, France’s Millau Viaduct is far from the world’s longest bridge—but it is the tallest.

Star Wars’ most infamous fallen Jedi has been bearing down on unsuspecting cathedral visitors since 1986.

Taking a peek inside the smallest house in Great Britain may make you feel better about your current living situation.

The 2024 re-opening of Notre-Dame Cathedral could see modern artwork and mood lighting added to the 850-year-old structure, which some critics worry could reduce it to "kitsch."

The Enslin Mansion in Troy, New York, was visited by notorious gangster John T. “Legs” Diamond before his violent death.

Stained-glass windows depicting Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson were removed in 2017. Now, Kerry James Marshall is working on their replacements.

Sleep like royalty at these palaces around the world. Tiaras and crowns not provided—you'll have to source your own.

It's hard not to feel like the walls are closing in on you while walking down Spreuerhofstrasse in Reutlingen, Germany—the narrowest street in the world.