Architecture & Design
Inside 100 Norfolk—Manhattan’s New Glass-and-Truss Stunner
Follow Douglas Elliman Broker Ariel Tirosh on a virtual tour of the luxury condo building, situated near the upcoming Essex Crossing mixed-use development.
Straight Designs to Renovate CA Community
The company is updating the Greystar-owned Avana Rancho Cucamonga by converting the sport court to an amenity deck, among other upgrades.
Creating Legacy Landmarks: Renderings vs. Reality
Location, timing and the team—these are the key ingredients that JDS Development Group considers when deciding to take on a new project. Founder & Managing Partner Michael Stern discusses the company’s main projects and strategy.
Improving Accessibility Through Technology
Architect Ariel Aufgang revealed how technology can improve home accessibility and why regularly updated regulations could help reduce costs for developers building such projects.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in June
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Weitz Co. Completes Phase I of Fort Des Moines Adaptive Reuse
Blackbird Investments’ property, which was the site of the training of the first African American officers commissioned into the U.S. Army, will include 142 units when completed.
Top 4 Multifamily Interior Design Trends
With the increase in home décor/renovation shows and influencers on social media, more people are being exposed to high-end design, which is what they are expecting in multifamily communities.
Canfield Development Builds $22M LA Apartments
The Kenmore, a 69-unit development in Koreatown, will be designed by Nadel Architects and include VIP cabanas, a spa and a package-delivery system.
How Mixed-Use Design Is Stealing the Show
Mixed-use properties are becoming the go-to opportunity for developers and investors across the industry. Matthew Schwartz, principal of The Domain Cos., offers his views on the sector’s future direction and the company’s next projects.
Market Drivers: The New Faces of Residential Living
Rather than play it safe, some developers push the design envelope to anticipate what consumers will want next.