Architecture & Design
Delivering Design
One of the top names in multifamily, RDJA got its start in hotels.
Authenticity is Key: Why Toby Bozzuto Knows Design Creates Value
Whether they’re developing new multifamily assets or providing third-party management services, Bozzuto’s award-winning apartment communities are known for their focus on delivering cutting-edge design that resonates with residents.
Inside the December 2014 Issue
Read the articles from the latest digital issue of Multi-Housing News.
Surfaces and Finishes
As apartment units get smaller, larger doses of creativity are being devoted to amenity areas.
On the Boards
Join us for a look at what’s trending now with Abode Communities, Barzilay Development, Hickok Cole Architects, Humphreys & Partners, JHP Architecture/Urban Design, Kettler, and Myhre Group Architects.
ICFF: Where Edgy Meets Functional
The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) is a great place to see what’s next before it becomes mainstream. The MHN editorial team stopped by ICFF 2014 at Jacobs A. Javits Convention Center last spring and saw a number of interesting products. The next ICFF is May 16-19, 2015 at Javits.
Hickok Cole Architects and Washington Project for the Arts Raise More than $120,000 at 15th Annual ‘Art Night’ Benefit
The firm’s ample office space was transformed by WPA into an eclectic art gallery. Attendees were invited to grab a drink, peruse the work of local artists displayed on all three floors and, when they saw something they liked, to buy it.
Nancy Ruddy Named to Board of Newman Real Estate Institute
Nancy J. Ruddy, cofounder and managing principal of the award-winning global architecture and design firm CetraRuddy, has been named to the board of the Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute in New York.
Add Tech and Convenience to Kitchens with a Pfister Faucet
Touch-free faucets from Pfister simplify life in the kitchen.
Harlem’s Abandoned P.S. 186 Coming Back to Life as $48.6 Million Mixed-Income, Mixed-Use Building
A development team is breathing new life into the dilapidated Public School 186 building, one of Harlem’s architectural beauties that has been sitting vacant for nearly four decades.