Articles Tagged with ''affordable housing''

Comprising seven buildings, including two existing structures, the development creates 237 new apartments, ranging from social housing to luxury residences.

Previously home to the Gendarmerie, the transformed Caserne Exelmans brings affordable dwellings and emergency shelter for the unhoused to the tony 16th arrondissement.

Wrapped in corrugated aluminum-zinc alloy cladding, the 16-unit complex at 7480 N. Delaware Street was initially envisioned as a mass-timber and brick project.

Raised above the flood plain on plinths, Chacarita Alta Housing brings an assemblage of squat apartment towers to a challenging site.

The Mark and the Hive Glenrock significantly expand the always-innovative firm's built footprint in Westwood, home to UCLA.

The 94-unit mid-rise gives priority to residents with ties to the historically Black Lower Albina neighborhood, which was shattered by midcentury urban renewal projects.

The acquisition of existing buildings has emerged as an increasingly important tactic for nonprofits as an affordable-housing solution.

These dwellings find common ground through architecture reflective of clients’ unique requisites and desires.

From the Italian Alps to the heart of Brooklyn, these projects look to yesterday’s architectural traditions while embracing the latest technologies.

An apartment building by atelierjones leverages new building code provisions to create a scalable and sustainable model for middle-income housing.