Provence March 23rd 2020 On a trip to Provence, Kellen Krause honed in on lesser-known, lesser-visited areas such as Gigondas and Uzès to explore the nuances and charm of smaller towns in southeastern France.
Rosemary Beach & Alys Beach February 11th 2020 On a recent trip to the Florida Panhandle, Lucas Stegeman discovered the master-planned communities of Rosemary Beach and Alys Beach, seaside villages with two very distinct personalities.
Colonial Williamsburg December 30th 2019 Dave Bryant attends a timber framing conference in Virginia Beach that includes a trip to Colonial Williamsburg to see 18th century woodworking firsthand.
Washington DC with ICAA November 6th 2019 Clay Rokicki admires three examples of traditional architecture while in Washington DC for a conference held by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art (ICAA).
Fairlie-Poplar Historic District August 26th 2019 On an apartment search in downtown Atlanta, Matt Schaefer stumbled upon the Fairlie-Poplar Historic District. Finding a collection of historic buildings all within a few blocks enticed him to make this area his new home.
A Tour of Scotland – Part 3 July 25th 2019 In Part 3, Alli rounds out her trip with a seaside hike, and visits to a colorful fishing port and the capital city of Edinburgh.
A Tour of Scotland – Part 2 July 19th 2019 Alli Hora’s Scotland tour continues with Part 2 as she takes in a grand castle, local wildlife and coastal views at Isle of Mull.
A Tour of Scotland – Part 1 June 27th 2019 Tag along with Alli Hora on a three-part tour of Scotland as she explores Glengorm Castle, quaint fishing villages and takes in ocean views from Isle of Mull.
Discovering Greece May 29th 2019 Allowing Google Flights to choose his next adventure, Connor Bingham and his wife set off to discover the ruins in Athens, Greece and islands of the Aegean Sea.
A Taste of Italy in Chattanooga January 22nd 2019 On a weekend adventure with his family, Paul Haislmaier stumbled upon the unexpected while exploring Chattanooga: A city block with the “atmosfera” of Italy.
Lessons at Greystone ~ Beverly Hills December 28th 2018 In town to teach a class for the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Chris Eiland took in the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A Halloween Exclusive October 30th 2018 This Halloween, consider this: Traditional neighborhood design promotes a higher quality of life, including physical health, economic and social opportunities, and more candy.
