“There is no single housing fix – but could little houses in Benson or cash incentives in North Platte make a difference for Nebraskans?” Nebraska’s Flatwater Free Press published “The price of a house keeps climbing. One wannabe Omaha homebuyer goes hunting for solutions” by reporter Natalia Alamdari on October 16, 2026. Part of an … Continued
The 2026 book “Out There: New Architecture Across America” features The Art Chapel and Omaha Mobile Stage and Actual Architecture Co.’s the BLUEBARN Theatre. Out There is a critical survey of 50 key architectural firms across America’s regional cities and small towns. These practitioners operate at every scale and with all building types, weaving a rich architectural tapestry that … Continued
Fast Company staff writer Nate Berg profiled OurStory Small Houses in a piece published on April 7, 2026. “These Small Houses in Omaha Reimagined the Starter Home” stats that OurStory houses are “resetting the standard for starter homes in the U.S.” Writing during the construction of the first two houses, Berg concludes, “In less than … Continued
Jeff Day and project partner Jessica Scheuerman of Parters for Livable Omaha were featured for the third time on “Consider This with Cathy Wyatt Consider This was broadcast on Nebraska Public Media (PBS tv) on Saturday, August 16, 2025 at 6:00am and will replay several times afterwards. The feature may be viewed with this link. … Continued
Nebraska Today published a story about the on going Art Chapel project “Students help craft Art Chapel for Lincoln neighborhood” by Kerry McCullough-Vondrak describes the goals of the designbuild project and some of the guiding principles Professors Day and Griffiths challenged their students to implement in the build work. The Art Chapel is a collaborative … Continued
The Brookings Institution published a story about the Omaha Mobile Stage as part of it’s blog series Placemaking Postcards. Written by Jessica Scheuerman and Kaylea Kuhlman, the piece is titled “How mobile placemaking in Omaha, Nebraska is supporting the city’s Black commercial corridors” and discusses the impact the OMS has in vital Black communities of … Continued
The Journal of Architectural Education published a review of the NEw Attainable House exhibition. Written by Shannon Criss, the generous review states that “The exhibit challenges the viewer to consider the spectrum of pathways to attainable housing, such as funding programs, processes for zoning and policy approvals, program implementation, construction labor, and material costs.” Read … Continued
As part of its ongoing feature series “Small Studio Snapshot” the popular architecture website Archinect has published an interview with Jeffrey L. Day and a profile on Actual Architecture Co. The story highlights the connection between Actual and FACT. Check out the story here…