Construction began on Chicago’s campaign of subsidized office-to-residential conversions in the Loop, with foreign family office Campari Group and local developer R2 leading the way.

Completed in 2022 in Japan. Images by Toshinari Soga. This is a newly constructed childcare support facility built across the ...

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Georgian office block on Cheapside to be converted into 104 room City hotel - The 104 bedroom hotel will be owned by Blue ...

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Get to know the works of Taller Síntesis, a studio that transforms the Colombian landscape through sustainable and ...

Explore the impactful career of David M. Childs, whose designs, including 1 WTC, transformed NYC’s skyline and civic spaces.

As The Big Apple continues to evolve, underutilized office buildings present a unique opportunity for adaptive reuse in NYC.

Along with Chicago-based developer R2, Campari started construction today on the city’s first publicly subsidized ...

Mayor Michelle Wu is hoping dorms might spark more office-to-residential conversions in downtown Boston to help fill up empty ...

Projekt Praga sets a new architectural standard for academic housing in Poland. For the first time in nearly 60 years, the ...