Jeffrey Steele

Increasingly termed the future of quiet luxury, Passive House has transitioned from an experimental, environmentally forward design to one often

As post-war Sunbelt cities grow hotter, some are trying a new approach, mixing density, public land and public transportation to create a new way of beating the heat.

Cleveland's Warner & Swasey industrial plant is becoming much-needed multifamily housing and mixed-use commercial space.

Healthcare workers are among many Americans who find quality affordable housing beyond their reach, leading developers to address the issue with new housing options.

The rails-to-trails movement shows no sign of abating, and a recent scholarly study found housing and neighborhoods near the new trails benefit from their presence.

In the 1950s, prefab housing was among solutions to a U.S. housing crisis. Today, prefab housing is much improved and again seen as a remedy tp this era's shortfall.

While veteran homelessness has declined in the last two decades, it's still a serious problem that a number of organizations are striving to address.

Remnants, vestiges and artifacts of the past are increasingly serving as touchpoints grounding newly designed and developed New York City buildings in place an and time.

Designing buildings and communities to resist natural disasters is a growing trend, embraced by emerging Florida developments and highly sought by would-be homebuyers.

Every area of human endeavor has its own award traditions and prizes. Given how intractable the U.S. affordable housing crisis appears to be, the