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NYC construction worker fatalities are now at record lows

Archinect

New York City construction worker fatalities have declined to record lows, according to a new report released by the NYC Department of Buildings. The report includes statistics about the number of new building permit issuances and an increase in the number of new housing units completed between 2020 and the end of last year.

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Marmol Radziner talks reinstallation strategy for Aluminaire House in Palm Springs

Archinect

To make this a permanent installation, we had to work with the city to assess how to permit it. Site preparations took until last year to commence after the museum added the house to its permanent collection in 2020.

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New apartment construction in NYC at historic low again

Archinect

The crisis of housing in New York City isn't going anywhere soon: The latest data from a key city agency has revealed a pronounced stalemate in the number of new apartment buildings currently planned for construction in all five boroughs.

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Apartment construction remains at 50-year high in 2024

Archinect

Topping the list was the greater New York metro area with 32,935 new units despite the city having permitted its lowest number of new apartments since 2016 last year. Housing efforts there have struggled to keep pace after demand began to rapidly increase in 2020.

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Streateries & Food Cart Pods

SW Oregon Architect

Claim 52 has extra outdoor seating thanks to the City of Eugene's streatery program (photo from the City of Eugene's Streatery Program web page ) The recent, unfortunate upsurge in COVID-19 cases here in Lane County once again threatens the viability of the local food services industry.

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Here Are the Rules for Short Term Rentals in Your City

Dwell

But after Airbnb caught on in more in more cities since its debut in 2008, acts of bonhomie have given way to a profit-driven short-term rental industry that has created a complex love-hate relationship between city dwellers, property owners, and municipal actors. Below is a non-exhaustive list of the ones specific to your city.

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The ADU Boom Has Begun. Is It Adding the Housing We Need?

Dwell

In 2021, city officials in Malibu, California, denied a family’s request to attach a 460-square-foot accessory dwelling unit (ADU) to their home to accommodate an immunocompromised grandmother in her 80s. As the California Globe reported, they believed that "because of its status as a coastal city, it was free to ignore the state law on ADUs."

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