A bungalow is typically a little, single-story house with a sloped roof, a porch, and an open floor plan—but it isn’t always. The only element that a bungalow always has is its small size.

Bungalow building was fashionable by 1915, and published plans in popular magazines made designs readily available. By the 1920s, Arts and Crafts philosophy took a back seat to the bungalow boom.

A home that’s designed to easily convert from two-flat to single-family home and back again as its users’ needs change is a jury’s choice to become the new Chicago bungalow for the 21st century.

The latest dream home located in Broad Ripple is for sale and with four bedrooms and two baths makes it one of the hottest on ...

Many people imagine having a little bungalow by the beach. In 2005, Kurt and Gail Zanelotti were lucky enough to make that dream a reality. In what may possibly be one of the smallest houses in ...