Hotel Saint Louis: A Walk-Through of an 1893 Union Trust Building
Louis Sullivan's Union Trust Building of 1893, converted to a hotel, with the terracotta ornament and structural expression that made Sullivan's reputation.
The Somerset Club on Beacon Street: Is It Right for You?
One of the oldest private clubs in America, in a granite bowfront townhouse at 42 Beacon Street overlooking Boston Common. Discreet, domestic and deeply traditional.
The Firebrand Hotel: Photographing a Mountain Town from Inside It
A contemporary boutique hotel in downtown Whitefish, Montana, a short walk from the town's main street.
The Venue, Asheville: A Season-by-Season Guide
A downtown event space on Biltmore Avenue in central Asheville, with flexible interior rooms and the whole of downtown as its outdoor location.
The Maine Historical Society: Building the Shot List
Founded 1822, the Maine Historical Society campus on Congress Street includes the 1786 Wadsworth-Longfellow House, a museum, a research library and a garden.
The Lord Baltimore Hotel: Lighting a 1928 Art Deco Ballroom
Opened 1928, a 22-storey Art Deco tower in downtown Baltimore, with a restored ballroom and period detailing throughout the public rooms.
The Balloon Museum: Four Ways Out of the Hangar Problem
A museum of ballooning on Albuquerque's northern edge, with a hangar-scale hall, suspended balloon envelopes and mountain views through glazing.
The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture: Building the Shot List
On Museum Hill southeast of central Santa Fe, devoted to the arts and cultures of Native peoples of the Southwest, with an outdoor amphitheatre and long views.
Kandahar Lodge: What Heavy Timber Does to a Photograph
A European-style alpine lodge on the mountain above Whitefish, Montana, with heavy timber interiors.
The Castle at Park Plaza: Lighting a Brick Armory
The former First Corps of Cadets Armory of 1897 in Park Square, a brick and timber hall with a turreted exterior. A big, dark, warm-toned room.