Architecture & Design
Is the Pandemic Changing Student Housing Design?
Panelists at NMHC’s virtual conference discussed how the sector is adapting to COVID-19-induced requirements and offered insights into the related acceleration of design trends.
Retrofitting Senior Housing Design for a Post-Pandemic Environment
Although the global health crisis is changing design standards, some trends are here to stay, according to Hord Coplan Macht Principal David Segmiller.
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What Will and Won’t Change in Senior Housing Design
Touchless tech is here to stay, but major floor-planning overhauls have an uncertain future, experts said at the Argentum Senior Living Executive Conference.
Grocery-Anchored Communities: The Natural Evolution of Urbanization
Scott Ziegler of Ziegler Cooper Architects explains why grocers and apartments make economic sense in today’s conditions and discusses other musts for future mixed-use developments.
Can Multifamily Breathe New Life Into Retail?
The live-work-play model is being reimagined, as residential is added to more shopping malls grappling with the effects of COVID-19.
NYC’s Multifamily Design: Outdoor Spaces to Take Center Stage
Architects Mark Stumer and Adam Meshberg on designing multifamily units in New York City and how the pandemic has impacted the process.
How Will the Pandemic Impact Future Apartments?
While millions of multifamily residents sheltered in place for months during the nation’s COVID-19-imposed shutdown, apartments became makeshift offices, classrooms, gyms and hospital rooms.
Behind the Project: Close-Up on Hudson Square’s New Residential Tower
John Clifford of S9 Architecture unveils the vision behind the distinctive design of 111 Varick, a 27-story development in Manhattan’s onetime printing district.
A Developer’s Forward-Thinking View on Wellness in Multifamily
NAVA Real Estate Development’s Brian Levitt makes the case for healthy communities at a time when safety and well-being is top of mind, citing one of his projects in Denver as an example.