https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1266 en-us A low-income housing project brings together seniors and families in a residential development designed to respect its neighbors and accommodate the sub-tropical climate.

]]> 1410-dr-kennedy-homes-glavovic-studio.asp Thu, 16 Oct 2014 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/7323-dr-kennedy-homes Dr. Kennedy Homes By orienting buildings to catch prevailing winds and using breezeways and projecting elements to shade balconies and windows, Glavovic made the project work with the climate.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes Made of stucco-covered concrete block, the project was constructed for $16 million or $92 per square foot.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes The largest buildings face busy Broward Boulevard and help hide parking behind them.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes Residents enter the pinwheel-shaped buildings through a secured gate and a covered patio.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes The architects fitted many buildings around the site's 90 mature trees and added hundreds more.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes Almost every apartment has at least one small outdoor space such as a balcony or terrace.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes Three existing buildings were renovated as community space.   Photo © Robin Hill Dr. Kennedy Homes Image courtesy Glavovic Studio Dr. Kennedy Homes Image courtesy Glavovic Studio Dr. Kennedy Homes Image courtesy Glavovic Studio Dr. Kennedy Homes Image courtesy Glavovic Studio