BALA Best in American Living Awards

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The paseo meanders through The Havenly build-to-rent community.

The Appeal of a Build-to-Rent Community With Character

When architect Scott Adams was approached to design a single-family rental community on a 12-acre infill parcel for home builder Keystone Homes, he sought to create a dynamic ...
Oct. 10, 2024
Photo: Michael Duerinckx Architecture Photography
One- and two-story detached homes at The Havenly, a build-to-rent community.
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Design for a lanai in Florida that offers multiple outdoor living opportunities
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The Peabody School adaptive reuse project in Chicago converted the Elizabeth Peabody School, built in 1894, into 23 apartments and salvaged materials from the school to add character and preserve elements of the building's history. | Photo:
This adaptive reuse project transformed a blighted motel in Los Angeles into modern, permanent supportive housing for 69 formerly homeless residents. | Image: Juan Tallo Photography
This adaptive reuse project transformed a blighted motel in Los Angeles into modern, permanent supportive housing for 69 formerly homeless residents. | Image: Juan Tallo Photography
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Image: Talaj / Stock adobe
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Image: Whyframeshot / Stock adobe
Designer Traci Kelley of Kelley Design Group, in Austin, opted for a mix of black and white for the home's exterior, so the dark-colored garage contrasts with the bright white of the main house. | Photos: Cate Black Photography
Designer Traci Kelley of Kelley Design Group, in Austin, opted for a mix of black and white for the home's exterior, so the dark-colored garage contrasts with the bright white of the main house. | Photos: Cate Black Photography
The Bungalows—11 one-bedroom homes nestled alongside the Kiawah River—are zoned for short-term rental use and are located adjacent to community amenities. | Photos: Keen Eye Marketing
The Bungalows—11 one-bedroom homes nestled alongside the Kiawah River—are zoned for short-term rental use and are located adjacent to community amenities. | Photos: Keen Eye Marketing

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