A recent renewal project demonstrated both the challenges of achieving sustainability goals while respecting architectural legacy as well as the innovative solutions that can arise from those challenges. Read More +
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Co-Working in the Corporate World
Can the benefits of co-working scale up for the large corporation? A panel of corporate real estate experts weighs in. Read More +
Transparency’s Role in Public Health
Whether you are choosing a restaurant for a dinner in Manhattan or a collection of floor tiles for an academic medical center, transparency can contribute to a healthier future for all of us. Read More +
The Atlanta Beltline: A Catalyst for Urban Sustainability
The Atlanta Beltline, one of the most sustainable city infrastructure projects in the US, is a multifaceted catalyst for a region facing the physical, cultural, and political challenges of urban sprawl. Read More +
Don’t Forget to Look Down
My daughter, now a college student in New York, texts me photos of pavers across the city instead of iconic campus buildings. Through this curious way of “sightseeing,” we are both seeing the city thru new eyes. Read More +
High Touch, High Tech, High Expectations: Coahulla Creek High School
As many school districts across the country begin to embrace the idea of project-based learning, one school is taking leaps and bounds towards the future. Read More +
New Energy in Houston
Not known as progressively environmental, Houston is widely perceived as a sprawling, traffic-jammed megalopolis. But recently, the city has made big strides in sustainability. Read More +
From MTV to ADHD: Design Considerations for a Distracted Generation
Younger generations are increasingly technologically savvy, but these multi-tasking lateral thinkers may also suffer from an inability to focus and an uncontrollable need for external stimulus. Read More +