Showcasing notable projects across the housing spectrum, the March issue’s focus on multifamily architecture includes a mass-timber apartment building in brownstone Brooklyn, a citadel-like assisted living facility flanked by the Italian Alps, a Barcelona complex that supports three different housing programs, and a mixed-use development in Berlin that deftly stitches together old and new. We also visit five single-family dwellings, each reflective of their respective clients’ unique desires, in disparate locales ranging from Hawaii to Saskatchewan. March’s Building Technology section continues the housing theme, with profiles of innovative projects in Switzerland, Germany, and Mexico.
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The seasoned residential firm organizes senior, affordable, and refugee housing around a soaring atrium with elevated walkways and timber-framed ‘patios.’
The ambitious renovation replaces fiber reinforced concrete panels with recyclable aluminum and PV cladding, slashing energy use while providing affordable housing.
The 2025 edition of Scandinavia’s largest furniture fair was more intimately scaled than in years past, celebrating Swedish designers and brands—and with some notable international contributions.