Architecture

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.

Remember the Liberty Pedestrian Bridge? Well its architect, Jeff Jordan Architects, just won an award for the visionary project. The New Jersey Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recognized the firm with an Honor Award in the Unbuilt category.

The New Jersey Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA-NJ) has awarded Jeff Jordan Architects with the Residential Honor Award in recognition of its work designing the Hillcrest House.

A condo listing has hit the market at the highly sought after Bank Building at 83 Montgomery Street. This spectacular home is the perfect mix of historic charm and modern convenience. Let's take a look!

C+C Architecture and Point Capital Development are at it again. This time at 280 Newark Ave where they're planning a high-end boutique condo building. Check out all the renderings of the new project.

Toll Brothers City Living has launched sales for the next phase of its Hudson Tea community. The newest addition is 1400 Hudson Street, a 12-story condo building designed by Dewitt Tishman.

Last week, the Jersey City zoning board approved a two story addition to the former firehouse at 155 Morgan Street. Before being sold last year, the building was the headquarters of Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit production company.

This impeccable Hoboken jewel was thoughtfully designed by award winning local architect John Nastasi of Nastasi Architects. Unique and singular, this custom architectural masterpiece channels the design principles of Frank Lloyd Wright. Let's take a look inside this truly spectacular home.

We’ve reached the air sealing phase of our passive house series. Air sealing is the step in the process that most significantly sets Passive House apart from standard construction. Take an inside look at the steps required to ensure the home is air tight.

Surrounded by the omnipresent sound of construction equipment, the H & M Powerhouse stands tall as a relic of Jersey City’s industrial age longing for reinvigoration. But while the city and a redeveloper have taken some steps towards reviving the landmark, its future still seems unclear.