A 1990s Malibu dwelling is transformed by an architect into a home for his family.

High demand, low vacancy, and soaring prices are tough on the low end of the market.

Closed off to the street, a Casablanca Villa opens up to expansive interiors and serene courtyards.

Innovative multifamily housing projects in the U.S. and Europe spotlight atypical solutions on typical sites and radical interventions in unusual locations that aim to address issues of increasing density.

A low-income project in Los Angeles by Brooks + Scarpa counters neighborhood opposition with a crisp design and terrace gardens.

In a Brooklyn condominium, RECORD Innovation 2022 speakers Jing Liu and Florian Idenburg eschew conventions to reinvent the design of housing.

Built to Passive House standards, this urban complex speaks to its context with an operable facade of slatted Spanish pine.

HHF spearheads an innovative densification project in the center of an urban block in Basel.

A project in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood tackles homelessness with clever financing and inventive construction.

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