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

Adjacent to a new city park, the residential mid-rise in desirable Bankers Hill features a ground-floor coffee bar and lobby that doubles as a neighborhood hang-out.

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.

The new Tang Wing for American Democracy includes gallery space, a pair of classrooms, conservation studio, sculpture garden, and more.

Designed by Hickok Cole and OJB Landscape Architecture, the Innovation District Pump Station serves the Potomac Yards neighborhood in Alexandria.

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

The 206-unit rental complex is the latest example of the Canadian practice 5468796 Architecture’s creative approach to multifamily residential projects.

Designed by DXA Studio and Frida Escobedo Studio, this Boerum Hill development offers a thoughtful addition to the borough's housing construction boom.

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

For July, we survey a diverse selection of residences, from social housing in Paraguay to an amenity-rich development in Brooklyn, and more.