Housing affordability has become an increasingly important issue for communities across the US. According to the US Census Bureau, 46% of American renters spent 30% or more of their income on housing in 2020. 23% spent at least 50% of their income in this way.
The architectural process starts with gathering input from project stakeholders and setting goals. Before your architect can put pen to paper, they need to understand your organization and the needs of occupants.
Across the country, higher education institutions are grappling with aging facilities. Between shifting enrollment numbers, changing student needs, and new modes of working and learning, 20th-century building stock is no longer meeting the demands of 21st-century institutions.
Neumann Monson Architects is pleased to announce that Tim Schroeder, President, has been elevated to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
Between the thousands of decisions on a commercial building project, it’s easy to overlook a space like a restroom. Restrooms have a reputation for being inconsequential and utilitarian—necessary but unexciting spaces.
We live in a time of increasing urban growth, and it’s estimated that by 2050, nearly 70% of the world’s population will live in cities. While cities offer many benefits, they pose environmental challenges.
Located in Iowa City, the GuideLink Center provides immediate care for individuals facing emotional, mental health, and substance abuse challenges. It offers a much-needed alternative to jails and emergency rooms in crises and helps individuals access follow-up resources.
If you are planning your first building project, architecture and construction contracts are likely new territory. Contracts can feel tedious—and even intimidating—but reviewing them clarifies the roles, responsibilities, and rights of everyone involved in your project.
