Architecture & Design
From Floor to Ceiling: The Latest Paint and Flooring Solutions
Builders and property managers should start the selection process by thinking about how rooms will be used and the expected performance throughout the space.
Milwaukee to Receive Tallest Timber Structure
Dubbed Ascent, the 21-story mixed-use development will comprise 410,000 square feet downtown. Construction is scheduled to begin in the fall of 2019.
Reframing Boston’s History Through Sustainable Design
Kicking off the organization’s annual conference, Urban Land Institute members unveiled innovative communities in some of the city’s oldest neighborhoods.
Multifamily Design Trends: Workspaces in the Lobby
Color, functionality and a social atmosphere are three very important aspects when designing a community for the younger generation, according to Jules Escalona, art director at Straight Designs. Another key feature is the revamped version of the classic business center.
Metro Loft Develops Luxury Manhattan Adaptive Reuse
Twenty Broad Street, built as an extension of the New York Stock Exchange, now includes 533 units, as well as valet service, an outdoor movie theater and a private yoga studio.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in August
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Modern Meets Holistic: Designing Healthy Homes
Integrating green spaces into a community is not just an aesthetics decision. Architects are more and more devoted to designing healthy buildings, that not only please the eye, but also offer a sense of well-being. Brooklyn’s 550 Vanderbilt and 535 Carlton include biophilic elements that bring nature at residents’ doorstep.
Boston’s Tallest Residential Tower Reaches Full Height
One Dalton, located atop the 215-key Four Seasons hotel, offers 160 apartments and access to shared amenities such as a theater, a spa and a 65-foot lap pool.
Next Step in Condo Design: Flexibility
The 22-story One Riverside in Philadelphia is a modern residential property not just because of its design and high-tech amenities but also because it caters to its residents’ unusual needs. Buyers could create their dream home by combining several units to accommodate their lifestyles.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in July
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.