Multifamily Housing Architecture

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The amenity spaces at Maeve lend a sense of warmth and serenity, contrasting to the hustle-and-bustle of the North Carolina capital city's growing urban core.

BŌK Modern’s architectural metal systems offer a way to introduce character and durability into cost-sensitive projects, giving architects the opportunity to add depth and identity to affordable, supportive housing projects.

At the site of Bedford-Stuyvesant’s old St. John’s College, the Hartby adds 205 rental apartments and amenities to a changing neighborhood.

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.

Learn more about the awardee in the Housing category by Lorcan O' Herlihy Architects.

Designed by local architect Jose Fernández-Llebrez, this understated multifamily home contains three apartments on four floors for a couple and the families of their two adult children.

Featuring ample communal outdoor space, the 67-unit Northview Pointe is scaled to a low-density residential neighborhood.

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

Read an excerpt from Matilda van den Bosch’s contribution to the collection of essays, which argues the towers are ‘a prime example of science put into practice while embracing nature.’

In New York’s Financial District, the country’s largest commercial-to-residential conversion offers lessons for easing the housing crunch.