J-House by Malik Architecture reimagines the traditional streets of Khar. In the past, low-rise homes were set back from the street, hidden behind trees and shallow gardens. However, densification and the demand for more floor space have turned these neighborhoods into rows of tall buildings.
The Rose Apartments by Brooks + Scarpa is a new LEED Gold, four‐story, 35-unit building that offers 100% affordable housing for transitional-aged youths. It provides a safe, welcoming home for young adults who might otherwise face homelessness.
The Muse and CasaNova represent a bold new vision for Rotterdam’s urban high-rises. In 2013, after the financial crisis, Barcode Architects stepped in and proposed a design for a small plot in Rotterdam’s Maritime District. Instead of waiting for the market to respond, they took action.
De Amicis 154 by Giovanni Vaccarini Architects reinterprets a small part of Pescara’s urban fabric with a fresh and creative approach. The design fits neatly into its surroundings while creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere. Although I could not locate many external details, the project’s concept and design intent are clear from the available description.
Paris-based design studio Cutwork created ReHome to offer an off-site modular construction solution that addresses today’s urgent housing challenges. Although the studio first developed ReHome as a rapid-deployment system for war-torn Ukraine, it now aims to tackle shortages around the world.
Located in the vibrant La Viñita neighborhood of Barranco, Torres Paz Housing embodies Vicca Verde’s vision of blending nature with urban living. This innovative building prioritizes well-being, green elements, and energy efficiency, offering residents a refreshing escape from city life.
Designing in suburban housing developments presents a significant urbanistic challenge. These areas often lack a cohesive strategic vision, making it difficult to establish a strong urban identity or enhance the quality of life they provide. As a result, many buildings fail to connect with their surroundings, leaving fragmented spaces that lack the structured, organic streets typically found in well-developed urban areas.
With a height of 788 feet, 1000M Residential Tower is one of the latest landmarks in Chicago’s evolving skyline. Positioned at the southern end of the Historic Michigan Avenue District, the tower plays a key role in shaping the city’s urban landscape.
