As cities grapple with housing shortages and the need for sustainable development, Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have emerged as a viable solution. These secondary housing units, often built on the same lot as an existing home, offer a flexible approach to urban infill, increasing housing options without altering the character of the neighborhoods. ADUs come..

The city of Yes is the most ambitious update to NYC’s zoning code since 1961. The three-part plan makes it easier for New Yorkers to go green, supports growing businesses and commercial corridors, and tackles the city’s housing shortage by allowing for more housing in every neighborhood. In the heart of urban development, the “City..

       As the winter months set in, the desire for warmth and comfort becomes paramount. This season, the architectural trend of creating cozy, hygge-inspired spaces is gaining popularity. Originating from Denmark, hygge (pronounced “Hoo-gah”) emphasizes creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with good people. Here’s how architects and designers are..

Material intelligence is emerging as a transformative trend in the ever-evolving field of architecture. This innovative approach uses intelligent materials that can adapt to environmental changes, enhancing buildings’ performance, sustainability, and longevity. Here is a closer look at how material intelligence is revolutionizing architecture. Material intelligence refers to the integration of advanced materials that possess..