These abandoned and forgotten ships, boats and docks stand as proof of a bygone era where water transportation was used in every industry.

We all remember funny balloon animals made by clowns at the circus. But Jason Heckenworth takes the same balloons and makes them into amazing, unique art.

Architects have always aimed towards building bigger, wider and higher. Now technology has made a fourth design dimension possible: movement.

A perfect example of thinking outside the box and living within one. - but what is really involved when buying, designing or building cargo container homes?

Not all well-known houses are famous because of their stunning architecture. Some houses receive attention because of the alleged paranormal activity that goes on there.

Let’s get small! Rapid advances in the exciting field of nanotechnology are allowing us to shrink everyday objects to previously-unimaginably small dimensions.

When you think of interesting design in the home, the kitchen typically isn’t the first room that springs to mind. It is the heart of the home and requires core furnitures and great designs.

While some of these glass houses seem impractical for everyday living, others serve a very real purpose - to capture and convert the power of the sun.

Houseboats are all about freedom; casting away the ties to landlocked living and casting off to new adventures on the wine-dark sea!

If there’s one thing that all of these theme restaurants have in common with incredible theme hotels it is the belief that dining doesn’t have to be mundane.

Dedicated dining rooms have only been part of a common floor plan feature since the mid-19th century. Dining rooms have too long been ignored when it comes to furniture.

As the population expands and more of us look for affordable and available housing, architects and designers are making the move toward cheaper, greener, tinier options.

Fantastic feats of ingenuity and structural engineering that range from pragmatic to artistic building moving and moving buildings.

As the world increasingly focuses on sustainable initiatives, green architecture is a booming industry.

Imagine what America might look like if a sizable minority of its elders secede into their own communities. That's just what's happening behind the scenes.