A Boston developer won planning-board approval for his third office-to-housing conversion under a city tax-break program.

Concrete development plans have yet to be presented, but residents are asking that land remain undeveloped for community use.

The rejuvenation of Golden Mile Complex spells hope for Singapore’s modern marvels. Read more at straitstimes.com.

As the world navigates the “Return to Office” movement, SteelWave provides a novel approach to how cities can adapt to a new ...

The new project will see the demolition of the seven-storey red brick building at 24 Southwark Bridge Road and the partial ...

The Planning Applications Sub-Committee of the City of London Corporation in the UK has given its unanimous approval for ...

Despite New York City’s everchanging skyline with all sorts of shiny new buildings that grab attention, it still has some of ...

These five sites are in various stages of redevelopment. The wrecking ball is swinging on two sites, home construction is ...

Metro Manila’s office landscape is poised for a green transformation. Driven by growing demand from multinational ...

Two flagship 1990s office blocks in Bristol city centre are to be redeveloped as much-needed prime modern workspace while ...

Architects and hoteliers are working in tandem in the buzzing capital of Denmark to repurpose existing structures for new use ...