Architecture & Design
The Hidden Cost of Getting Your Cabinet Program Wrong
As project requirements become more specialized, understanding who is actually manufacturing the cabinet package becomes increasingly important.
Designing Senior Housing Landscapes That Residents Actually Use
Architect David McCullough on why some outdoor spaces fail to attract residents, and how thoughtful planning can change that.
Why Multifamily Procurement Is Moving Back to American-Made Manufacturing
Developers and procurement teams are increasingly re-evaluating domestic cabinetry sourcing as supply-chain stability, procurement alignment, and predictable project execution become more critical in multifamily construction.
An Award-Winning Approach to Workforce Housing
Here’s how public and private players aligned to deliver San Francisco’s first affordable educator housing project.
NAHB Special Report: Creating Micro Moments at Multifamily Communities
Three ways architects and designers are creating apartments where residents will want to stay.
The New Jersey Architect Carrying the Blueprint Forward
Vincent Myers of DIGroup reflects on growing up in architecture, finding purpose in civic design and leading with care.
How Landscape Design–and Science–Augment Senior Housing Demand
Studies show the outdoors makes residents feel good inside.
Why Less Is More in Multifamily Design Today
Design experts share how flexibility, longevity and intention are shaping the next generation of spaces that residents love.
Seen at the MHN Excellence Awards
Who attended the party? View this slideshow to find out!
When Affordable Housing Design Starts With Lived Experience
Lily Ciammaichella discusses how her background continues to shape her approach to housing, community and leadership at KTGY in California.