'they have more rights than we do': nyc co-op residents frustrated as homeless encampment grows, reflecting city's broader struggles with housing and public safety
Safety concerns regarding drug use and littering are rising in New York City neighborhoods.
'they have more rights than we do': nyc co-op residents frustrated as homeless encampment grows, reflecting city's broader struggles with housing and public safety
student collective builds fireplace shelter from reclaimed materials in northern norway
A reclaimed-material, design-built shelter (24 sqm) in Beiarn supports rest, local collaboration, and material experimentation while reactivating a neglected site.
With Salvation Army, San Francisco Opens Its First Sober Shelter
The Salvation Army opened Hope House, a 58-bed abstinence-based sober-living shelter in San Francisco offering extended stays, case management, and strict drug-free rules.
15 Inspiring Designers From Shelter's Showcase by Afternoon Light
"We wanted to reference the industry-event tradition while also signaling that our activation is something entirely new... with a little aesthetic flair, too," shares fair co-founder Minya Quirk.