- Roger K. Lewis
Roger K. Lewis is a practicing architect and a professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Maryland.
Let’s go from ‘public housing’ to workforce housing
To keep region’s housing affordable, government has to play a role, but without the attached stigma.
Chronobiology shines light on health, circadian rhythms and architecture
Insufficient daylight coming through windows of your house or workplace may be worsening your health.
Lots of new homes going up in D.C. area, but who can afford them?
Financing and producing housing for those unable to afford what the market offers remains a challenge.
Canal Park’s many creative ideas
Canal Park is not just another landscape to look at. It is intended to be animated 52 weeks a year.
- As land use planning changes, ‘zoning’ is no longer appropriate
- Revisiting D.C. building heights law is a win-win
- Heeding the cruel housing lessons of Hurricane Sandy
- A smart-growth development takes shape
- Appreciating the D.C. area’s landscapes
- The challenges of preserving a historic neighborhood
- Renovating a historic house takes great skill and patience
- In the new St. Petersburg, echoes of D.C.
