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This year’s program honors new residential architecture, interiors and urban planning as well as corporate, institutional and commercial buildings designed for both built and unbuilt projects alike.



Get your green thumb into gear!

Officer’s Row was a former residence for many of the military’s most senior officers until Fort Lawton was closed in 1973.

It’s best to purge your belongings and get organized well before the U-Haul truck arrives.

Maureen Sedonaen discusses Habitat Terrace, a 100-percent affordable housing development in the city’s underutilized Ocean View neighborhood.

Once called the “cesspool of Seattle,” today Georgetown is known for being a quirky cultural hub.

The Beechwood Organization recently hosted the grand opening for Country Pointe Estates at Ridge, a luxurious detached home community in Suffolk County.

The penthouse is the epitome of luxury offering the finest features and finishes and gorgeous views of Manhattan’s grand residential boulevard.

Co-founders Joey Gollish and Gleb Nazarkin talk about their new app Foundation, and their opinions on the changing real estate landscape.

Developer Martin Selig bought the property last year and plans to build about 150,000 square feet of office and 17,500 square feet of ground-floor retail.

An estimated one in four Americans say they can’t even park a car in their garage due to the mess.

Venues home to the crustiest of punks, the smoothest cats of jazz, and band-aids of the highest order are a cultural staple in San Francisco.

In January, Bauhouse defaulted when they were unable to secure a construction loan to pay off Gamma and begin construction on the tower.

Reading never looked so good.

The app is an Uber-like dispatching tool, providing users with a network of trusted professionals.

Montreal has perfected the art of open-air entertaining, and PH 4002 certainly captures that welcoming, je ne sais quoi atmosphere.