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.
Technology
Eliminating Guesswork In Real-Time A Key To 2024 Resiliency
In a "VUCA-for-longer" backdrop, guesswork and the wide margins of error needed to sustain viability that go with ballpark ranges, rough estimates, and theoretical outcomes practically beg for extinction moments.
Architecture
'Value Engineering' 2023-Style Adds Real Value As It Cuts Cost
Value engineering needs a reset to satisfy both the business requirements to produce homes profitably in trickier times, and to win over customers whose discrimination and hesitation guards may go up at any moment.
Land
An Insider's Look At Tri Pointe's Organic Expansion Playbook
To hear Tom Mitchell, a few more new Tri Pointe divisions – organic and or via acquisition – may follow closely on the heels of the Utah expansion. One of them sounds imminent: Orlando and/or Tampa-St. Pete, FL.
Leadership
Ivory Prize Opens 2024 Search For Housing's Next-Gen Trail Blazers
The Builder's Daily is honored to co-present Ivory Innovations' House Party -- a podcast series that takes a deep dive into the work of American innovators forging solutions to the nation's housing affordability crisis.
Policy
Trailblazers '23: Igniting The Super Power Of 'Co' In Housing Solutions
We talk with The Kelsey co-founder and ceo Micaela Connery, who focuses on epic partnerships with a 'how-might-we?' foundation to scale disability-forward community development.
