Architecture & Design
What Amenities Will Residents Want After the Pandemic?
With a strong emphasis on safety and cleanliness, common-area spaces are likely to change. StudioSIX5 Product Design Manager Claire Richards discusses the most important adjustments and their costs.
Designers Unlock Value in Vintage Buildings
A recent panel held by the Urban Land Institute tackled some of the challenges in turning aging Manhattan buildings into condo projects for the 21st century.
Senior Housing Design Trends Post-COVID-19
CallisonRTKL Senior Vice President Daun St. Amand discusses key aspects that have arisen during the pandemic, such as social distancing and isolation, and how senior living designers can tackle them in future projects.
Design Strategies for a Post-Pandemic World
Architects are rethinking bedrooms, kitchens and common areas as the coronavirus changes the way Americans live.
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.