Where We Call Home

With the hope of breathing life back into their community of Brandon, Mississippi, an architect and his wife work through years of neglect in order to transform a former general store into their forever home.

A Missouri architect reimagines a neglected, midcentury Baptist church, with vines through its broken stained glass windows, into a stunning home for his family.

From polished shop floors to exposed steel trusses, a couple reveals how they transformed a grease-stained, midcentury gas station in Birmingham, Alabama, into their bright and modern home while honoring its history.

A Dallas woman transforms a 19th-century Methodist church into her home that also serves as her office and personal retreat.

After salvaging materials from his 200-year-old family farm, a man transforms the property's neglected smokehouse into a home where his family can gather in Maysville, South Carolina.

An architect converts an Upstate New York ice house, once used before modern refrigeration, into a sunny retreat for his young family. He takes great care to preserve its original, historic character.

A photographer and his family reveal how they converted a former pickle factory into their three-story home in the historic city of Philadelphia.

A family in North Carolina transforms a former hospital into a home for their family and furniture company by salvaging turn-of-the-century doors and concrete flooring.