Architecture & Design

The Hidden Risks Behind Office-to-Residential Conversions

As changing a building’s original purpose becomes more common, so do the challenges and limitations that come with it.

It’s Time to Give Natural Construction Materials Their Due

Are new energy codes and building performance standards discouraging their use?

VERVE Madison_Exterior

Bringing VERVE to Student Life

The story behind Subtext’s award-winning brand.

The ’90s Summer Effect in Multifamily

Why residents are craving the past and more connection.

A vibrant flower chandelier hangs from the ceiling in a lobby, showcasing multifamily art in a lively atmosphere.

How Art Can Be a Multifamily Differentiator

As amenity packages become increasingly interchangeable, developers are turning to art to create identity, connection and a stronger sense of place.

Rendering of Modera Garden State Plaza

The Mall Gets a Residential Address

Housing is becoming a central piece of mall repositioning as owners look beyond traditional retail and toward mixed-use destinations.

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The New Math of Multifamily Development: Why Every Decision Has to Work Harder Than It Did Five Years Ago

Margins are tighter. Contingencies disappear faster. And decisions that once had relatively small financial consequences can now have a meaningful impact on an entire project.

Harnessing AI-Assisted Design During Early Feasibility

How machine-generated insights reveal new pathways and opportunities for yield.

Reining In the Budget on Affordable Design

Creative, cost-efficient solutions are key to combat the housing crunch.

Why More Multifamily Developers Are Mixing It Up

Mixed-use residential has become a lot more complex (and often more profitable) than apartments with ground-floor retail.