One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Four New Jersey Homes Hits the Market
Famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed over 1,000 structures during his career. Of these, 532 were actually built and New Jersey is home to only four of them. The first and largest of Wright’s NJ homes, the James B. Christie House, has recently hit the market.
Mysterious Painting Reveals Architect’s Unfinished Vision for Newark
A mysterious painting has surfaced that reveals what may be an early version of Mies van der Rohe's master plan in Newark.
Only 1 Unit Remains at Union Hill in Union City
For those unfamiliar, Union Hill is a two phase condo complex on the palisade in Union City at 601 Palisade Ave. Developed by Hoboken’s...
Lefrak Breaks Ground on Ellipse, Newport’s Newest Tower
The Lefrak Organization broke ground this week on its newest Newport tower Ellipse. The 43-story oval rental tower is clad in all glass and...
Adaptive Reuse Project Turns Masonic Lodge into Remarkable Residences
Surrounded by brick rowhouses, brownstones, and Queen Anne style apartment buildings, the Friendship Masonic Lodge at 78 Summit Avenue in Bergen Hill is undergoing a remarkable transformation that will bring it back to life.
Condo Project Blends Modern and Historic at 54 Bright Street
New York YIMBY, today, released renderings of a new 4-unit condo project going up at 54 Bright Street. The new project fills in a...
The Hague Will Soon Complete the Beacon Complex
The Beacon is about to open The Hague, their newest and final building. It will house 240 new rental units bringing the complex to...
Anthony Carrino’s Loft Above Talde
HGTV posted a great slideshow showing off Anthony Carrino's loft above Talde. I'm really appreciating what he has done with the space. Shipping container and all!
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OMA Selected to Develop Jersey City Museum in Journal Square
The OMA/AEA team are set to design Jersey City’s largest arts & culture center in Journal Square.
Hoboken’s 700 Jackson Wins Smart Growth Award for Resiliency Efforts
The winners of New Jersey Future’s annual Smart Growth Awards were announced and one of Hoboken’s most anticipated resiliency projects was included with this year’s recipients.
