Construction materials shortages and pricing fluctuations as a result of the pandemic are a continuing challenge for the industry. As supply chains are impacted, shortages are expected well into the year.
Whether they’re the market of the future, an answer to the affordable housing crisis or a passing fad made for reality television shows and hipster Instagram feeds, the tiny home movement is getting renewed interest in the age of the coronavirus.
In honor of Black History Month, the Architrends blog takes a look at four Black architects – two from the past and two visionaries of today – who are among the many worth celebrating.
Retired Couple Sitting On Bench With Hot Drink In Assisted Living Facility
In the best of cases, the senior housing industry in the United States will be looking to recovery in the coming months as vaccines roll in to save a market that is undergoing historic challenges.
With the dust barely settled on last week’s inauguration, some early actions by President Joe Biden are having impacts on the construction industry.
Operators of healthcare institutions may feel they’ve been in a constant state of assessing and adapting since the beginning of COVID-19. Some of these changes could lead to a future with better care.
It’s a fun time of the year, where some of the most popular architecture and design publications release their lists of top-ranking architecture projects from the past year.
Construction materials shortage and pricing pose problem
What is the future of tiny homes?
Celebrating America’s Black architects: Two visionaries from the past, two from the present
Senior housing outlook 2021
How early actions by the Biden administration are affecting the construction industry