Residential Architect is an award-winning national magazine focusing exclusively on the residential architecture profession. The magazine covers both business and design through a best-practices approach. By covering the best in the profession and why they're successful, we hope to lead by example. Our audience is a diverse group. Some are sole practitioners designing one house and a couple of renovations a year; others lead firms of 100 employees designing communities and towns. We write about all types of housing, including affordable, multifamily, single-family production, high-end custom, campus housing, adaptive re use, mixed-use, on the boards, and more.

A young girl (Baby Doll) is locked away in a mental asylum by her abusive stepfather where she will undergo a lobotomy in five days' time. Faced with unimaginable odds, she retreats to a fantastical world in her imagination where she and four other female inmates at the asylum, plot to escape the facility. The lines between reality and fantasy blur as Baby Doll and her four companions, as well as a mysterious guide, fight to retrieve the five items they need that will allow them to break free from their captors before it's too late...

Lost Symbol: Truth or Fiction
Unravel the rumours, suspicions and scandals surrounding one of the largest secret societies in history, the Freemasons, to discover whether they deserve the reputation given to them by conspiracy theorists.
The subject of Dan Brown’s blockbuster novel, The Lost Symbol, is here exposed. Delve into one of the largest and most talked about secret societies in history, the Freemasons. How did the society start? Now with an estimated five million members, what’s behind its remarkable development and expansion? Some people regard the Freemasons as a quaint but innocent “old boys” network but what is the truth? Who are Freemasons in the present day and what do they do? After centuries of rumour, suspicion and scandal, The Lost Symbol: Truth or Fiction throws a spotlight on the Freemasons, discovering whether they deserve the reputation given to them by conspiracy theorists.