Architecture & Design

Gemma Gramercy

Take a Step Inside Manhattan’s Sustainable Gem(ma)

The team behind New York’s Gemma Gramercy discusses the community’s sustainable features.

425 Grand Concourse

Zooming In on Phius, an Increasingly Popular Passive Building Certification

Zoe Rader discusses new standards for achieving net-zero buildings.

The Multipurpose building at University of Tampa

Tips for Acing Mixed-Use Student Housing Design

More versatility, convenience and access to real-world experiences—just a few things students want today. Baker Barrios Architects’ Grayson Silver expands on key trends.

One River North

How Denver’s One River North Puts Nature at the Forefront

The Max Collaborative’s first project showcases biophilic elements. Managing Partners Kevin and Jon Ratner reveal their goals.

The coworking lounge at Lyra, a residential tower located near Hudson Yards. The coworking area, which resembles a lounge or hotel lobby, gives residents both flexible seating and work options, giving them the same degree of functionality as they move throughout the property. Image courtesy of MdeAS.

How Work From Home Influences Multifamily Design

Developers are accommodating residents’ evolving spatial needs.

ORA by Casa Tua. Image courtesy of : Fortune International Group & The Boundary.

Green Oasis: Multifamily Trends in Outdoor Spaces

Experts on how to create inviting environments that enhance the resident quality of life.

Enso Village in San Francisco

Tackling Food Deserts One Building at a Time

Multifamily developers are joining local governments and nonprofits to address this pervasive issue.

Chapter at Madison

How Sustainable Design Is Elevating Multifamily Living Spaces

Architects and developers are enhancing resident well-being and paving the way for a greener future in housing.

A registration booth with a ULI logo and a sign saying "Spring Meeting"

ULI Special Report: Getting Serious About Emerging Technologies

Artificial intelligence can be useful, but tailoring it to the industry’s needs is key, said panelists during day one of the event.

Let There Be Light! A Conversation With Mary Cook

The designer sheds light on this fundamental element, in the first installment of a new quarterly interview series.