Architecture & Design
Micro Units Fill a Huge Need
Beyond the notion of a tiny apartment, the concept asks designers and developers to dive deep into what turns a space into a home.
Mortenson Opens Luxury Minneapolis Property
The 283-unit community Rafter was designed by Cuningham Group and features local art and neighborhood inspiration.
Why Waterfront Micro-Neighborhoods Are so Popular
Hill West Architects Founding Partner David West provides insights on how waterfront developments are reshaping New York City boroughs.
Close-Up on Zaha Hadid’s Miami Tower
One Thousand Museum’s co-developer, Louis Birdman, explains how the unique luxury tower went above-and-beyond when it comes to design and amenities.
Off-Site Building Gets Its Test in Multifamily
The apartment industry awaits more proof of the time and cost savings of modular construction.
All Year Management, ODA Debut Brooklyn Project
The 1.2 million-square-foot Denizen Bushwick was built on the former site of the old Rheingold Brewery.
ICYMI: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in January
Miss any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Extended Deadline for the 2020 MHN Excellence Awards
We’re accepting submissions for our annual awards program honoring the best in the industry. We have decided to keep our early-bird prices for the whole submission process, and the deadline has been extended to July 15th.
Sustainable Housing Design Case Study
The University of California is known for its commitment to sustainability especially since launching its carbon neutral policy.
Blackard Transforms Multifamily with a Village Approach
The developer champions a new vision for multifamily properties that is derived from an ancient concept of community.