Adaptive Re-use in Practice: A Look at The Studley
July 23, 2026 Every adaptive reuse project comes down to a handful of make-or-break variables: existing conditions, floor plate configuration, location, financing, and how a building’s history and infrastructure will bend to a new use. Our go/no-go guide walks through those factors in the abstract. ZDS has been at the forefront of adaptive reuse projects […]
Factors to Consider for Adaptive Re-Use Developments : A Go/No-Go Guide.
July 23, 2026 Adaptive reuse has become the darling of the DC development world. It’s easy to see why: an excess of unutilized, vacant Class B and Class C office space, combined with major incentive programs like “Housing in Downtown” and “Office to Anything,” creates a unique opportunity to capitalize on market conditions. The complexity of adaptive reuse, however, is not to be underestimated. From historic tax credits and zoning […]
Former SMU football player plans to develop luxury Knox-Henderson tower
Construction on the 20-story tower is expected to begin late next year. A Carrollton real estate firm founded by a former SMU football player aims to build a 20-story luxury apartment tower near the border of Dallas’ Knox-Henderson neighborhood and Highland Park.The project is proposed as a pair of five-story, L-shaped buildings with below-ground and above-ground parking that would be […]
Sustainable Design Trends for Hospitality in Washington DC: How ZDS is Leading the Way
Sustainability in hospitality is more than a trend; it’s a movement shaping the future of hotels, restaurants, and event spaces. In Washington DC—a city committed to green initiatives—hospitality businesses are rethinking their approach to design. This article examines key sustainable design trends in the hospitality industry and how ZDS is setting the standard in eco-friendly […]
Revitalizing Washington DC – The Art and Science of Historic Renovations
Washington DC, a city steeped in history and tradition, is home to an array of historic landmarks and classic architecture.
Providence architect Eric Zuena says the city shouldn’t be afraid of density
Eric Zuena, of ZDS Architecture, is featured in an article by Providence Business First.
Leading the Green Revolution – Sustainable Architecture in Washington DC
Washington DC, the heart of American politics and history, is increasingly becoming a leading force in the green revolution of architecture.
Innovative Urban Design – How ZDS Architecture is Redefining the Washington DC Skyline
Urban design shapes the way we live, work, and interact within our cities. Washington DC, a city famed for its historic landmarks and neoclassical architecture, is also embracing contemporary design trends to meet modern needs.