As we've mentioned before, Hong Kong tenement apartments are often tiny. See how this architect rigged his space with sliding walls and hidden...

GE is beginning a new experiment in a handful of test cities to see if it can achieve dramatic reductions in home energy use. The program will...

Check out Bill Robb's step-by-step tutorial on how to repurpose aluminum cans as a roof for a chicken coop-upcycling at its best.
Next time you go to buy a bed MÖRRUM or a coffee table KLUBBO, you might be able to save some money and get a used one. On August 28, IKEA...

An interactive multi-year map of regional homeless populations shows you how many are on your streets and how that's changed since 2005.
Ezra Klein's "Research Desk" pulls together some data on home sizes in the United States and abroad. American houses are larger than their...

It depends on where you live. In Phoenix? Maybe think about buying.
Hypothetical Development places architectural renderings for imaginary, never-gonna-happen places on vacant, dilapidated buildings in New Orleans.

Craftsmanship may be on the decline, but it's alive and well for home-builder Lloyd Khan, the subject of Jason Sussberg's new short documentary.

The Minnesota Power utility gets credit for this informative graphic on the steps to home energy efficiency. The things at the bottom of the...

Areas with large trees in public spaces have lower crime rates, so will planting more trees in high crime areas make them safer?

McMansions, the over-sized, cookie-cutter houses that now mar our nation's suburbs, were the symbol of the housing boom. "Everyone can have a...
Tyler Cowen wonders what happens if we let housing prices fall as "many smart people say we should." Arguably many banks would once again be...
It's possible to build a house that doesn't need any source of heat besides the sun and the warm bodies inside. Even in frigid Vermont.
A novel concept: Instead of designing homes for resale value, design them for people to live in. New York Times

For this weeks project, we're collecting images of GOOD readers' dream homes. What do you got?