"Environmental artist Alice Weston photographed many of the houses in this collection in the 1990s for the publication Great Houses of the Queen City : Two Hundred Years of Historic and Contemporary Architecture and Interiors in Cincinnati, text by Walter E. Langsam, 1997.  This collection of over 1400 images includes not only the photographs seen in the book, but many more interior and exterior views as well as other properties not included in the publication."

Homes for wounded members of the military, designed by Michael Graves and David Haywood, with a number of unique features to promote mental well-being as well as a range of accessibility features.

A virtual restoration of the Robie House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

This site has some great information and wonderful pictures, but it's not very well organized. You may want to use the Sitemap, Site Index, or Search (under Website Tools), rather than just browsing.

The National Trust maintains over 350 historic sites in England. This section of their website focuses on their residential properties, ranging from large country manors to small city homes.

This collection of old newspaper photographs from Louisville, Kentucky, includes over 3,800 images of cities, towns and buildings. A good source for 19th- and 20th-century American architecture in the south and Appalacia.

Sustainable Home : a special section in Environmental Design + Construction magazine.

Find information about and pictures of historic homes and hotels across the United States. There is a special section on historic artists' homes and studios.

A blog about sustainable design from Modernism Magazine.

This website contains information about green home building and remodeling, including articles, tips from professionals, a Q&A forum, a directory of professionals, and information about professional education and certification programs.

Research summaries from InformeDesign on residential facilities -- assisted living and senior housing, shelters, group homes, single-family homes, multi-family dwellings, neighborhood planning, affordable housing, vacation homes, and more.

This articles from the National Science Foundation describes the annual Solar Decathlon, at which teams from around the world compete to design the best solar-powered, net-zero energy house. Watch a video of the 2010 Decathlon and see picture and diagrams

Video tours of single- and multi-family dwellings, from McGraw-Hill Construction and Architectural Record magazine.

Articles on residential design from the magazine Architectural Record, including a section on kitchen and bath design.

"Designing Domesticity: Decorating the American Home Since 1876 explores the relationship between interior design and family reform in four decades of relative growth: the 1870s, the 1920s, the 1950s, and today. In these decades, room arrangement chang