Commercial Finances Regulation Zoning 
Architizer
FEBRUARY 13, 2024
As these types of transactions often qualify for tax benefits and alternative financing sources, architects undertaking such projects also often grow their knowledge in financial areas. The preexisting building may require upgrades to reach contemporary standards for safety and building codes.
BD+C
SEPTEMBER 28, 2023
Edwin Dean, Joe Gulden, and Doug Sweeney MFPRO+ Blog High-rise Construction Apartments Office Buildings Engineers Codes Regulations Adaptive Reuse Reconstruction & Renovation Seismic Design Office-to-residential conversion seems like a simple solution to a problem. faces a housing deficit of 3.8 million units. faces a housing deficit of 3.8
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Architecture Here and There
SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
Here, briefly, is how it happened: In 1828, the erection of the Arcade sparked a commercial boom, luring shops from the east side of the river to the west side, transforming what had been a residential district since the early 1700s into a new commercial district, which by the 1890s was among the liveliest in the nation.
Community Architect Daily
MARCH 8, 2024
Suburban fight against new development in Baltimore County (Photo: Baltimore Banner) Onerous regulations have been not only been a tool of separating use, race and class for a long time, they also control how many people can live in a given space, in other words: Density. Re-zoning: The hottest trend? Fear of density, however, remains.
Community Architect
MARCH 8, 2024
Suburban fight against new development in Baltimore County (Photo: Baltimore Banner) Onerous regulations have been not only been a tool of separating use, race and class for a long time, they also control how many people can live in a given space, in other words: Density. Re-zoning: The hottest trend? Fear of density, however, remains.
A Better Built Environment
MAY 9, 2021
The city is decentralized with walkable neighborhoods and commercial areas close to housing, parks, schools, and other amenities. We spend so much time and effort regulating the look, feel, and size of individual buildings we neglect to consider the impact these regulations have on the city at large.
Community Architect
AUGUST 28, 2020
But memory is short and already we see the removal of protective banking regulations that were designed to prevent a repeat of the financial melt-down. The open plan office was always more liked by architects and finance CEOs than by employees, anyway. The trifecta shapes the world's most recognizable spaces such as Times Square.
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