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• Multifamily Conditions are Showing Significant and Rapid Improvements Across the Board
• HUD Program Keeps Architect Busy Designing New Multifamily Projects
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• U.S. Architecture Firm Expands in Middle East, India
• The ‘Echo’ Boom Gets Louder
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• Rebuilding New Orleans
• The Nation’s Top Multi-Housing Architects
• Humphreys Reduces Space Waste in City Woodframes
• Mid-rise Buildings Emphasize Location, Cost Efficiency and Style
• Tall Order
• Rat Pack paradise Reborn as Upscale Condo Comm.
• Building Trendy in the ‘Burbs
• MHN’s The Hall-of-Fame: Class of 2004
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• Top Multi-Housing Architects
• Executive Insight: Mark Humphreys
• Just Like a Big House
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• How to Create a Well-Themed Apartment Asset
• Mark Humphreys Recognized for $1.5M Donation to Texas Tech College of Architecture
• Design Trends 2016
• The Apartment of Tomorrow
• LeCesse Begins 2nd Phase of Orlando Development
• Domain Cos. Breaks Ground on 29-Story Tower in New Orleans
• Humphreys’ New CEO Committed to Innovation
• Breeden Co. to Develop Richmond Apartments
• Origin, Spandrel to Develop Raleigh Project
• 2023 Student Housing Strategies: Experts Explore a Changing Landscape
• Garrett Debuts 1 Indy Project, Breaks Ground on a 2nd