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Houses designed by award-winning architects like Frank Lloyd Wright can command high asking prices—but don’t expect them to sell any time soon.

Noyes leaves behind a legacy of creativity and innovation, remembered not only for his technical prowess but also for his contributions to storytelling and animation artistry.

Philip Johnson’s 1949 Brick House in New Canaan is being restored by Mark Stoner and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

The $2.6 million four-bedroom abode, at 296 Frogtown Road, is in New Canaan where Lee was based in his "Triangle House" until his death in 2016.

Called Tirranna, a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in New Canaan, Connecticut, has just listed for $8 million.

Designed by John Johansen of the Harvard Five with a bridge that crosses over the Rippowam River, the home at 93 Louises Lane is available to rent for $100,000.

The fun thing about getting older (besides knowing where all the candy is hidden) is that you start to enjoy giving gifts more than receiving them. There’s a midlife shift toward benevolence, whether brought on by parenthood, maturity, or working with a therapist to develop a more sensible attitude toward hoarding Legos. Turns out, ‘tis […]

Preservationist Mimi Findlay has written a letter of objection regarding the library’s...

Town Council members received 44 emails about plans to renovate the Playhouse Theater,...

Object & Thing presents the work of textile artist Megumi Shauna Arai and ceramicist Frances Palmer in the setting of the Madoo Conservancy (until 25 June)