To update an earlier post, I got a call from Reza Assemi, who clarified some things about t

Here's another installment of Headline Watch.

One of the benchmarks for ArcHop's success was to get more acknoledgement of architects' contributions to the built environment.

Last week, I attended the San Joaquin Valley Housing Symposium. It was a well organized conference that was not only insightful, but inspiring.

Let's say it, like a mantra for downtown housing.
"If you build it, they will come. If you build it, they will come. If you build it..."

It's true, don't you know?

Just kidding. Regardless of people's motives, it's obvious that these people care about our town. Seeing all this Downtown support has inspired me to write a little ditty too.

The City Council will hear a new proposal tomorrow for a master planned development in Downtown's Cultural Arts District.

What is up with Russell Cleming's story in today's Bee on the Bro

The Bee goes nuts for downtown in Sunday's paper, putting Reza's Fulton Park project on A1.

When you swing open the intricately wrought iron gate at Broadway Studios, you might feel like you've stepped into an industrial palace in the Tenderloin, or a newly converted warehouse in Dumbo, o