HORIZONTV FEATURING BD+C: WATCH EPISODES ON DEMAND AT HORIZONTV

𝕏

Skeleton firepit, Chicago 2020 Halloween

Multifamily Housing

Everyone's getting a fire pit!

Skeleton fire pit in Chicago, October 2020

Rob Cassidy | Mar 30, 2020

Your turn: Has COVID-19 spelled the death knell for open-plan offices?

COVID-19 has designers worrying if open-plan offices are safe for workers.

Rob Cassidy | Mar 25, 2020

Coronavirus pandemic's impact on U.S. construction, notably the multifamily sector - 04-30-20 update

Coronavirus pandemic's impact on U.S. construction, notably the multifamily sector - 04-30-20 update

Rob Cassidy | Dec 23, 2019

Life Fitness to the rescue! Apartment owners, rejoice!

Related Stories

Magali Delmas, UCLA

Rob Cassidy | Jan 25, 2013

Caution on UCLA study of worker productivity at 'green companies'

A new report from researchers at UCLA and France's University Paris–Dauphine claims that workers at environmentally conscious companies are more productive than their counterparts at nongreen companies.

Rob Cassidy | Jan 22, 2013

Get your proposal in for BUILDINGchicago conference by Feb 15

Rob Cassidy | Jan 2, 2013

We're looking for a few great technical advisors

Rob Cassidy | Dec 21, 2012

Happy holidays, dear readers! A little verse (very little, in fact) for the season

Rob Cassidy | Dec 13, 2012

6 questions you and your firm should be thinking about

Rob Cassidy | Dec 9, 2012

It’s nice to talk about service, but what are you doing about it?

Rob Cassidy | Dec 3, 2012

Doing net-zero? You gotta get this book

Rob Cassidy | Nov 29, 2012

Ecobuild panel in DC on "Reconstructed Buildings"

Rob Cassidy | Nov 12, 2012

Have colleges/universities gone too far with "quality of life" buildings?

Rob Cassidy | Nov 11, 2012

Has interest in LEED really fallen off or has it been ‘transformed’?

Rob Cassidy

Robert Cassidy is Executive Editor of Building Design+Construction and the Editor of Multifamily Design+Construction. A city planner, he is the author of several books, including “Livable Cities,” and was a co-founder of the Friends of the Chicago River.