Articles Tagged with ''multi-family buildings''

AIA San Francisco is hosting a group of experts in their design and use next Tuesday evening, July 22, starting at 5:30pm PT.

The NanaWall 647/847 Folding Glass Walls, designed specifically for mid and high-rise buildings. This wall system is thermally broken and engineered to meet higher windload requirements of taller buildings.

Trump’s tariffs are fundamentally altering the affordable housing market, creating an environment marked by challenges, volatility, and the need for resilience.

SGA announced that Dyer Wharf has received final entitlement by the Downtown Design Review Committee.

FiberFill cellulosic natural insulation is a high-performance thermal and acoustic insulator. It has a uniform consistency, is odorless, and is made entirely from cellulosic fibers.

Blue Point Capital Partners announced the recapitalization of Restoration Systems, a leading Minneapolis-based provider of repair and restoration services for building facades.

The project’s design faced a unique set of challenges due to the compact size and its proximity to the imposing 9 West 57^th Street. Rather than compete in scale, Hill West focused on creating a building that was whimsical and elegant. 

To support its expansion, RKTB has announced a number of new hires as the firm expands in not only housing but also K-12 education, solutions for the unhoused, and religious and cultural buildings, among others.

Participants learned about the barriers to adopting high-performing fenestration in both non-residential and multi-family buildings, as well as a blueprint for market transformation, at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance Annual Conference in Orlando, Fla.