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Located in Parrish, eight miles east of Interstate 75, Twin Rivers is a thriving, upscale community. Its name refers to Gamble Creek to the north… Read more »

What is your favorite new building? The 3rd annual People’s Choice competition was launched today by the Florida Association of the American Institute of Architects… Read more »

The development of Arbor Reserve, which started in 2012, was a team effort by two national builders, Ryland Homes (now CalAtlantic Homes) and Taylor Morrison…. Read more »

Two Sarasotans have received particularly noteworthy honors from the Florida-Caribbean chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Architect Guy Peterson will receive AIA Florida’s Gold… Read more »

The Center for Architecture Sarasota reports that it raised more than $50,000 from its recent Modern Show. The money will be used for CFAS programs… Read more »

Located east of Interstate 75, Laurel Meadows was created with families in mind. The idea was to offer well-priced homes in an area surrounded by… Read more »

The biennial Sarasota Design Conference will be held June 17-18 at the Hyatt Regency Sarasota. “It’s our big thing,” said conference director Selma Wilson, AIA…. Read more »

Of the 27 design awards that will be presented by the American Institute of Architects/Florida-Caribbean at its 2016 convention in Palm Beach in July, eight… Read more »

  When interior designer Barbara Gardner and her husband, Tom, were downsizing from a 4,500-square-foot home on Bird Key to a smaller Lido Beach high-rise… Read more »

Located about four miles east of Interstate 75 on State Road 64, Mill Creek is a thriving countryside neighborhood in East Manatee County. Named after… Read more »

A map of Florida’s hurricane landfalls over the past 50 years shows a gap over Sarasota and Manatee counties. So when a Sarasotan brags about… Read more »

By Lorrie Muldowney Guest Columnist In a Sarasota that is changing rapidly, how do we preserve? Fifty years after the passage of the National Historic… Read more »

In 1966, those who sought to preserve the nation’s historic places thought it was all about holding back the bulldozer. After passage of the National… Read more »

Faith Pennybaker, a Realtor with Keller Williams, agrees: “It’s a beautiful, private place.” Her four-bedroom, 2,926-square-foot listing at 6921 Scrub Jay Drive has a tranquil… Read more »

Both in their 70s and ready for big changes, a couple moves to Sarasota, marries, downsizes their possessions and upsizes their style to something way outside of their comfort zone…. Read more »

Densely forested, it looks as if someone put a small residential enclave smack in the middle of Myakka State Park… Read more »

A compound that was built by the watercolor artist Hilton Leech in 1940 and bought by ceramic artist Frank Colson and his wife, Diana, in… Read more »

ORLANDO — There you are, enjoying your spring, zipping around town now that the tourists are gone, and looking forward to some summer fun. Then… Read more »

  When McClellan Park opened in 1916, just a year after the city officially incorporated, it was known and advertised as “Sarasota’s Garden Spot.” Its… Read more »

Midcentury modern furniture show expands to become a weekend of discovery… Read more »