Plaster walls are like a thin skin applied over wood or steel lathe, so is it any wonder they yield as buildings settle or traffic vibrations wiggle them loose? While plaster is a remarkably resilient material, it’s inevitable that it will gain a few cracks over time.
Today, Friends of Modern Architecture/Lincoln works to spread awareness and appreciation for Lincoln's treasure trove of early Modern homes—here are a few of their favorites
In the hot real-estate market of 2004, it took a true "fire sale" to find our home—a 1949 cinderblock house that had suffered major damage from a serious blaze. We purchased it "as is."