Along Brooklyn, New York’s burgeoning East River waterfront, a large-scale master plan by architecture and urban design firm Cooper Robertson has reached a major milestone this week with the launch of leasing for the project’s first residential building, 60 Wharf Drive.

This is not the first time East Market Street in Philadelphia has seen revitalization. The former Mallas Building, constructed in the 19th century, sat among many mixed-use structures in the area in need of improvements and new tenants.

Thanksgiving may have been last week, but in Trenton, New Jersey, many are still giving thanks.

A recent announcement from the office of New York City Mayor Eric Adams has pushed adaptive reuse architecture back into the spotlight — specifically the reuse of empty commercial office space as affordable and market-rate housing.

For the best ideas in designing care environments to treat diverse people with behavioral and mental health challenges, the starting point is simple: the very specific needs of patients and caregivers, including their needs for safety and a sense of relief.

When you’re running the fastest-growing county in the nation’s fastest-growing state, you’ve got a lot to keep up with when it comes to ensuring local services can keep up with the expanding population.

Metalwërks announced the inclusion of its Sculpted 3D in the recently constructed parking garage of Connecticut’s historic Stamford Station, part of a massive overhaul of this key link in rail traffic in the region.

The urban design and architecture firm Cooper Robertson has been selected to develop a community-focused master plan for Greenbrier, a regional economic hub located within the city of Chesapeake, Virginia.

In the new headquarters for Quantum-Si, designed by Svigals + Partners, scientists and their colleagues are now benefitting from advanced research laboratories and a modern, collaborative workplace.

A massive, colorful, moving mural creatively conceals a newly opened, four-level, 520,000-square-foot parking garage for a global technology company in Mountain View, California. Linetec finished 111,692 individual metal flappers in 35 different colors to compose the wind-activated KINETICWALL system manufactured by EXTECH/Exterior Technologies, Inc.