Long before today’s affordable housing crisis, the federal government took direct, large-scale action to house working Americans, and the results were striking. During World War I, the U.S. faced an urgent housing shortage as
Affordability, Regenerative Housing, and the Biotecture Academy Good afternoon, everyone. It is an honor to be here with colleagues who shape the future of our communities—planners, designers, policymakers, and advocates committed to the art
Across New Mexico, rural communities are grappling with aging housing stock, vacant and blighted properties, and a lack of affordable, healthy homes. This panel explores bold, cross-sector strategies to turn those
KSFR | By Dennis Carroll Published September 2, 2025 at 2:48 PM MDT 00:00:00 [Speaker 1] When it comes to building affordable houses and towers, Jonah Reynolds will tell you that there are
A Complete Guide to Building Beyond Sustainability Introduction: Why Regeneration Matters Now We are no longer in an era where doing “less harm” is good enough. The environmental and social crises we face, climate
Cutting-edge tech latest layer in 'living architectural community' In Taos, affordable housing projects often have layers. The latest development project in the Town of Taos' Chamisa Verde subdivision is taking
In March 2025, the Taos County Board of Commissioners unanimously passed Resolution 2025-14, officially adopting the Taos County Housing Manual as the governing document for all county-supported affordable housing programs. This resolution formalizes the
A Market-Based Solution by Lauren Dreher For decades, the affordable housing crisis has been a persistent issue in government offices, investor meetings, and industry conferences. Despite billions in funding, the core problems remain: rising
Affordable housing is no longer just a policy issue—it’s a humanitarian imperative. Join us for the first installment of our groundbreaking webinar series, Foundations for Change, where we explore innovative models and urgent solutions
At Pangea, we believe the concept of “affordable housing” is due for a radical shift—not just in how it’s funded or zoned, but in how it’s designed, built, and valued. Affordable housing is not
