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If anyone has witnessed the evolution of Miami’s architecture over the last 40-plus years, it’s Bernardo Fort-Brescia.

Lauren Rottet was one of the inaugural winners of the Elevate ICON award this December. Elevate, an event powered by Livabl, ARCHITECT, and Multifamily Executive magazines, gathered the best and brightest names in the luxury high-rise space for two days of insightful discussions on the industry.

What’s the difference between a luxury service and a luxury experience? According to Antonia J.A. Hock, luxury high-rise developers must discern between the two to correctly forecast the market’s future.

The luxury high-rise industry is limited only by its imagination was a major theme of the Elevate conference in Miami in early December, an exclusive gathering that explored the art of living in high-rise buildings. 

Flex rooms enhance the functionality of a home and let homeowners adapt easily to changing priorities, without having to move or renovate.

You’ve purchased your new home and are waiting for it to be built. During one of your meetings with the builder, you’re presented with the floor plan of your new home. But how to read a floor plan? What are you looking at, anyway? Is that line a window or a door? Is that round thing supposed to be a sink or a tub?

Your floor plan will give you a solid idea of where your home’s critical parts will be. But if you don’t know how to read a plan, you’ll likely be left with more questions than answers.

Whether you want to live close to hiking trails or the interstate for easy commuting, there are many communities and builders to choose from in Phoenix.

A newly constructed Calabasas estate sold this week for $30 million, smashing the San Fernando Valley’s previously-held record of $22.9 million.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city while remaining within commuting distance of Downtown Houston at Porters Mill, a D.R. Horton community of new one- and two-story homes in New Caney.

A new mixed-use development featuring residential, office and restaurant space is slated for the science fiction-themed Fry’s Electronics location at 2311 N. Hollywood Way in Burbank.

Once considered a resort town, Palm Springs has become a popular year-round destination for remote workers seeking sunshine and swimming pools.

Dinah’s Family Restaurant is a Googie-style diner known for its fried chicken — their red and white paper buckets were even used in Little Miss Sunshine’s iconic dinner table scene.

Renderings depict how the painted metal trellis would animate each structure’s navy blue stucco façade, adding privacy and shade through greenery.

The project by Miami-based developer Crescent Heights calls for 794 residential units, including studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans.

Dubbed CFT Gateway Center, the Mill Creek Development project at 3452-3488 East Foothill Boulevard calls for three, six-story residential buildings that would house 234 apartments.

Burbank’s Lakeside Car Wash could be razed to make way for a mixed-use development but its towering sign — a vestige of Los Angeles’ Googie architecture — would endure.