Regenesis Reno Curated Posts

Interview reposted from Jason Hartman Always strive to maintain, enhance, and explore the highest standards in what you do, balancing...

Regenesis is working with John Marx, one of the three principles of Form4 Architecture. John has substantial respect for his designs and...

Statement from Gordon Gossage made on January 4, 2022 at 2:00 PM This document supersedes all previous versions Please note this is NOT...

Good morning. My name's Gordon with Regenesis Reno. And first of all, full disclosure, I've been participating in the Burning Amen event...

The Reno community continues to face housing shortages up and down the affordability scale. Of course, those whose resources are most...

Between the pandemic and our current political climate, there’s certainly been a lot going on this last year. We hope you forgive us for...

It’s easy to get caught up in the analytics when talking about what a city needs; infrastructure, public utilities, etc. But building a...

Nothing feels more symbolic of human connectedness and the importance of local ecosystems than a river that runs right through the heart...

Big change can happen with just a few people. Or, in this case, a few burritos. That’s the truth with Blaize Abuntori, an African...

We’ve talked to city leaders, community members, and local artists about the Riverhood’s impact on the community, and how a regenerative...

At Regenesis Reno, we believe change happens with the participation of our community - including those who are unsheltered or currently...

Downtown Reno has always been a nexus of personality, charm, and a fair bit of discomfort. Industrial sites along the river have left...

For many, the Truckee River is home to memories of floating down on a raft on a summer day or walking through several parks lining banks....

‘Tis the season of giving; the time of year in which we are grateful for the bounty we receive and when we tend to consider those less...

The award-winning Springs Preserve in Las Vegas, Nevada proves the result when design focus shifts from preserving to partnering with the...

For some readers it’s difficult to understand why workforce housing of this type relieves pressure on rents and housing prices for all incom

Western Nevada is changing. Change is normal. Yet Reno is substantially different than it was twenty years ago. Change will accelerate as

Western Nevada is a Bioeconomic Region

The Reno community continues to face housing shortages up and down the affordability scale. Of course, those whose resources are most limite

Understanding the New Data-Driven COVID-19 Decisions Impacting Washoe County