These futuristic earth-conscious homes could be precisely what you are looking for and might be pretty close to a possibility. RELATED: The Real Star of Netflix’s Leave the World Behind Is This ...

Architect Chris Lawson imagined the types of futuristic homes we could live in years down the road, including life on Mars, underwater, up in the clouds and an underground post-apocalyptic future.

And what futuristic home would be complete without a robot of some sort? Well, robots are slowly marching into homes in the form of toys and servants, acting as modern-day R2-D2s of Star Wars fame.

This picture is futuristic, but it is not fantasy. This is what nursing homes will look like, maybe in as little as 10 years (unless human incompetence or malice prevents it).

Floating homes with state-of-the-art technology and drones to deliver essentials like food, medicine and medical attention are under construction.

As man ventured into space in the 1960s and ‘70s, many forward-looking thinkers foretold a future where interplanetary travel would become run-of-the-mill. Once man landed on the moon, many ...

news | Texas Coming to Marfa: the world’s first 3D-printed hotel, futuristic homes Set in the Chihuahuan Desert, the modern luxury homes are now for sale and will start at $900,000.

To create the project, the Angie’s List research team set out to identify concepts for houses of the future created between 1900 and 1970. They recreated concepts from different decades that ...

Matt Jones highlights some Triangle homes that looked to a future that never quite came into being. Angie Carlson ruminates about those elements of our pop culture that seem to fight progress.

Back to the Futuristic Home Geodesic domes and their imitators, popular in the ’60s and ’70s, keep their corner of the market Michael D. Royal By Adrienne Gaffney Updated April 2, 2019 11:24 am ET ...

But the future of the connected home is so much more than a smart TV or thermostat -- it’s a living, breathing, dynamic and affordable home. And it will be the norm.