Articles Tagged with ''affordable housing''

The theme-park capital of the world faces serious questions on how to house its exploding population.

The longtime entrepreneur for social causes has developed new strategies for a mounting problem.

Amid the housing crisis, developers and architects are seeking out contemporary prototypes for housing that are not only affordable and accessible but that also stimulate local economies and enhance community connection.

The first of 15 architect-designed temporary homeless shelters planned for Los Angeles has opened.

A residential high-rise in Spain has become the new tallest building to receive Passive House certification.

A $250,00 grant from the Walton Family Foundation will support a design studio and international invited competition, as well as a symposium this weekend, February 3-4.

With affordable housing, a squash club, and a fire station, a building animates a prominent corner in Washington, D.C.

An architect designs a fourth low-cost housing project for a longtime client, this one outside the urban core, in Van Nuys, California.

The tiny house movement is taking on a new dimension, as micro homes are being used to shelter the homeless.