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Crestwood Hills: American suburbia need not have been the isolating experience it sometimes wasTim Abrahams explores a bohemian community created in Los Angeles by a group of musicians.
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There's a town in the Netherlands where you can build whatever you want. The outcome is quite extraordinaryTim Abrahams on the bewildering and intoxicating architectural collage that is Oosterwold.
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Les Espaces d'Abraxas: 'Building a Versailles for the people in Noisy-le-Grand'The Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill's development in the suburbs of Paris is an intriguing solution to how you expand a city using unwieldy machinery.
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Affordable, sustainable, rural: How a group of volunteers embarrassed the government and built some of the best new homes in the countryHazelmead has won almost every RIBA award going. The development on the outskirts of Bridport might be a springboard for a rural housing revolution, much like the Arts-and-Crafts movement more than a century ago.
