From fine art and fancy food to rock concerts and skating rinks, next-generation retail developments are nothing like the malls of old.
Today's shopping environments,...
A mammoth, nearly century-old industrial building on the banks of the Chicago River has been turned into a center for high-tech firms and residential condominiums. This metamorphosis, in a neighborhood that until a...
As singer Bob Dylan used to croon, the times they are a' changin', and the area of project management is no exception. Before the advent of the dot-com world, Ken Herold, chief knowledge officer of St. Louis-based A/...
On a recent crisp, clear spring morning, as I approached the National Museum of the American Indian from the east, the brilliant sunlight bathed its limestone curves in variegated shades from deep saffron to...
The imposing Queen Anne-style structure in a remote area of New Mexico began life as a fashionable hotel built by the Santa Fe Railway to induce travel by train. A changing society cut short the...
“Hotel guests are looking for an experience, and that's driving what the hospitality market needs to respond to,” says Thomas Ito, AIA, LEED AP, principal and leader of Gensler's global hospitality practice...
In the lobby of the Philadelphia Academy of Music, the lights flicker as the crowd sets out to quickly find their seats. The auditorium lights dim and the curtain rises, giving view to a beautiful theater appearing...
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