Architecture & Design
How Student Housing Can Support Mental Health
Design strategies that relieve stress and enable a sense of community.
Northern Virginia Development Embraces Post-Pandemic Design Trends
A pair of sponsors have broken ground on the project in Woodbridge, Va.
Imagining a New Crown in Brooklyn
A former Bjarke Ingels architect and émigré from Russia on his design for a Crown Heights site.
How Playing Pretend in Real Estate Could Accelerate Green Building
Five students won a ULI/Hines competition for their urban design concept. Youngsoo Yang talks about the team’s vision for redeveloping a North Charleston, S.C., site.
Building the Case for Passive House Standards
Insights on what’s next from the founder of the certification program in the U.S.
How Missing Middle Housing Can Boost Livability, Attainability
The shortage of starter housing compounds the country’s mounting crisis.
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Arkansas’ Cinema-Anchored BTR Project
With a mix of residential, retail and entertainment, The Aronson is set to be a tribute to cinema history.
Designing Student Housing for the Modern Renter
BKV Group CEO Jack Boarman on strategies that create the best experiences for today’s students.
Adaptation Villages: An Architect’s Vision for Resilient Communities
Book author & Pel-Ona Architects and Urbanists Co-Founder Korkut Onaran shares his views on climate change-adapted communities.
Is Converting Office Into Multifamily a Good Fit?
Converting office space to multifamily housing is an increasingly popular idea, but, from financing to construction, challenges abound.