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How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architecture

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architect and planner Dan Parolek coined the term “missing middle housing.” His firm’s projects prove that thoughtful design, political navigation, and local momentum can overcome entrenched zoning resistance.

Top 10 Trends Influencing A Homebuilding Pivot By 2030

Leadership

Top 10 Trends Influencing A Homebuilding Pivot By 2030

Here's our No. 8 force-factor in a series of non-optional drivers of transformation among homebuilders and their partners. Guess what's in charge of how this is going to work?

10 Trends In The '20s To Alter Homebuilding: #7 Digital Thread

Leadership

10 Trends In The '20s To Alter Homebuilding: #7 Digital Thread

The years leading up to 2030 will sharpen the non-optional value-generating potential of digital thread as an operational bulwark that engages each customer in an investment in what they value, and the removal of any feature, process, or characteristic that they don't.

Where Deja Vu Meets Catch-22: How Housing Cuts Down On SKU

Architecture

Where Deja Vu Meets Catch-22: How Housing Cuts Down On SKU

Housing's future is simpler and familiar. The pathway there, though, is more difficult and not well charted.

Lennar, ICON Plan 100 3D-Printed Homes, Co-Designed By BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group

Building Tech & Products

Lennar, ICON Plan 100 3D-Printed Homes, Co-Designed By BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group

Lennar's move to team with ICON's 3-D construction technology in 2022 marks an inflection point for homebuilding's rapidly-consolidating business and investment model. Here's how this is a consumer strategy in disguise.

How Builders Could Miss Where The Money Is Through 2030

Architecture

How Builders Could Miss Where The Money Is Through 2030

Here's evidence that current investments in homes and communities that integrate livable design, universal design, and home health technology may fall short of the enormous opportunity.

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architecture

How Missing Middle Housing Wins Approval And Works

Architect and planner Dan Parolek coined the term “missing middle housing.” His firm’s projects prove that thoughtful design, political navigation, and local momentum can overcome entrenched zoning resistance.

Top 10 Trends Influencing A Homebuilding Pivot By 2030

Leadership

Top 10 Trends Influencing A Homebuilding Pivot By 2030

Here's our No. 8 force-factor in a series of non-optional drivers of transformation among homebuilders and their partners. Guess what's in charge of how this is going to work?

10 Trends In The '20s To Alter Homebuilding: #7 Digital Thread

Leadership

10 Trends In The '20s To Alter Homebuilding: #7 Digital Thread

The years leading up to 2030 will sharpen the non-optional value-generating potential of digital thread as an operational bulwark that engages each customer in an investment in what they value, and the removal of any feature, process, or characteristic that they don't.

Where Deja Vu Meets Catch-22: How Housing Cuts Down On SKU

Architecture

Where Deja Vu Meets Catch-22: How Housing Cuts Down On SKU

Housing's future is simpler and familiar. The pathway there, though, is more difficult and not well charted.

Lennar, ICON Plan 100 3D-Printed Homes, Co-Designed By BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group

Building Tech & Products

Lennar, ICON Plan 100 3D-Printed Homes, Co-Designed By BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group

Lennar's move to team with ICON's 3-D construction technology in 2022 marks an inflection point for homebuilding's rapidly-consolidating business and investment model. Here's how this is a consumer strategy in disguise.

How Builders Could Miss Where The Money Is Through 2030

Architecture

How Builders Could Miss Where The Money Is Through 2030

Here's evidence that current investments in homes and communities that integrate livable design, universal design, and home health technology may fall short of the enormous opportunity.