How Are Changing Unit Size Expectations Reshaping Senior Living Communities?
Originally published in Environments for Aging
When Less Is More: Rethinking Office-To-Residential Conversion For The Modern Building Stock
Originally published in CoreNet Global
Placemaking Requires Multiple Ingredients
Originally published in Texas Real Estate Business.
Workforce Housing in the Time of COVID-19 and Beyond
Updated March 21, 2024 Originally published July 29, 2020
Urban Design Shift – How COVID Affected The Design Of Places
Updated March 21, 2024 Originally published September 18, 2020 One of the questions continuing to face developers, planners, and architects is how to respond to the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on urban design and planning. With the potential need for social distancing again in the future and the widespread adoption of remote work, […]
How Remote Work Has Changed Multifamily Design
Updated March 21, 2024 Originally published May 21, 2021 Working from home was already a growing trend, but the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated its adoption. In some industries, the success of remote work during the pandemic has reshaped attitudes toward traditional office environments, leading to significant changes in multifamily housing design. While remote work offers flexibility, […]
Designing Senior Housing for Active Lifestyles
Micro Units: The Essential Ingredients
Originally posted in Multifamily Executive By Carl Malcolm In my last column (“Micro Units Break Into New Settings,” posted May 14), I explained how the design and construction of micro units has gone beyond the 400-square-foot, urban, high-density model one normally associates with these homes. I then went on to discuss some new, “outside-the-box” alternatives […]
PROJECT HIGHLIGHT: Instrata at Legacy West
New Trends: Single Family for Rent
