Architecture & Design

Integrating Art Into Multifamily Communities

Displaying artwork at apartment communities not only enriches the space but also boosts social engagement.

Alfandre, Gardner Batt Break Ground on Salt Lake City Mixed-Use Project

The 150-unit Slate is expected to complete construction by the end of 2022.

Founder of Gensler Passes Away

The architect built his eponymous firm into one of the nation’s most innovative design practices.

Cirrus and Cascade, an adjoining 350-unit condominium tower and 530-unit apartment building under construction in Chicago, includes biophilic elements such as a 900-square-foot conservatory, floor-to-ceiling windows and unobstructed views over the 0.8-acre Cascade Park in the Lakeshore East neighborhood.

Biophilic Design Gets the Green Light in Multifamily

How the industry is going beyond just plants to bring nature into residential properties.

25 Park Row: A Classic New York Skyscraper Inspired by Nature

A backstage talk with Co-Developer Rachelle Friedman and Brandon Specketer of COOKFOX Architects on the new signature tower in downtown Manhattan.

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Attracting and Converting Potential Renters With Your Website

A property’s website is its virtual front door. Here’s how to make yours more welcoming.

Lifting the Amenities Lockdown: What Are Today’s Must-Haves?

Work from home is expected to be a lasting trend, and that is informing a number of choices around the amenities a building may offer.

ICYMI: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in February 2021

Miss any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.

A Deep Dive Into Affordable Housing Design

Ariel Aufgang of the prolific Aufgang Architects firm sheds light on the sector’s key trends and challenges.

Behind Rockefeller Group’s First Residential Project in Manhattan

Meg Brod and Nancy Ruddy take us behind the scenes of New York City’s Rose Hill development.