Exciting lessons from income-restricted housing in designing for connection, community resilience, and healing.
Continuar leyendoAffordable Housing Is Leading the Way on Innovative Design
How They Pulled It Off: A Record-Breaking Passive House Behind a Refreshed Bungalow
The 5,000-square foot duplex on a compact, sloping lot shows how energy efficiency and architectural heritage can coexist.
Continuar leyendoBuilding Science, Mold Prevention and Restoration Collaboration
Forge Craft Partner Trey Farmer shares how building science and restoration can unite to create healthier homes
Continuar leyendoModular Architecture: Building Smarter to Solve the Global Housing Crisis with Rommel Sulit
The single biggest need in our industry is housing—globally, worldwide. But what if the solution to this massive crisis could be built faster, smarter, and still be beautiful?
Continuar leyendoAustin churches answer prayers for affordable housing — by building it themselves
KUT NEWS: Five years ago, the conference that oversees United Methodist churches in this part of Texas entered into an agreement with Foundation Communities, an affordable housing builder in Austin.
Continuar leyendoAddressing Affordable Housing Needs Deep In Heart Of Texas
FORBES: Austin’s Forge Craft Architecture + Design, focusing on multifamily affordable and market-rate housing, teams with mission-driven organizations to generate sustainable, resilient, socially impactful solutions.
Continuar leyendoForge Craft uses “hammock” approach to create outdoor space for transitional apartments
DEZEEN: Local studio Forge Craft Architecture + Design has created affordable apartments for people transitioning out of homelessness in Austin that feature a breezeway to encourage rest and preserve heritage trees on the site.
Continuar leyendoNHP Foundation JV Opens Affordable Houston Project
Designed by Forge Craft Architecture and Design, the property comprises 95 permanent supportive housing units.
Continuar leyendoRasmus-Temenos building in Midtown opens with 95 units housing the formerly homeless
The building has a central sky-well, which provides not only additional light to each unit but also the ability to cross-ventilate their units. Every unit also has a passive airflow system in the ceiling that cycles fresh air stripped of humidity into the apartments.
Continuar leyendoNew affordable housing community Rasmus-Temenos to serve homelessness amid I-45 widening
Rasmus-Temenos, located in Midtown at 1703 Gray St., is a $34.8 million project that replaces Temenos II.
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