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Gensler

3 ways the most innovative companies work differently

Gensler’s pre-pandemic workplace research reinforced that great workplace design drives creativity and innovation. Using six performance indicators, we're able to view workers’ perceptions of the quality of innovation, creativity, and leadership in an employee’s organization.


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Former industrial marina gets adaptive reuse treatment

At its core, adaptive reuse is an active reimagining of the built environment in ways that serve the communities who use it. Successful adaptive reuse uncovers the latent potential in a place and uses it to meet people’s present needs.

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SmithGroup | Mar 27, 2019

Working to reduce HAIs: How design can support infection control and prevention

For many health systems, seeking ways to mitigate HAIs and protect their patients is a high priority.

VIATechnik | Mar 26, 2019

Embracing collaboration tools from outside the AEC industry

Let's take a look at the available technologies from outside AEC that are seeing greater adoption within the industry.

sponsored | MBCI | Mar 25, 2019

Insulated metal panels achieve high-tech design aesthetics

The new facility is expected to increase the number of jobs within the community.

Proving Ground | Mar 24, 2019

5 ways designers and builders can use business intelligence with data they already have

Tricky construction budgets, large project teams, and unique designs needing extensive coordination are all problems increasingly being handled with new software tools and data.

sponsored | Metl-Span | Mar 21, 2019

Fire performance of Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs)

It is important to understand that the IBC has different requirements regarding the use of specific materials depending on the configuration of the building as well as its end use.

sponsored | Star Building Systems | Mar 20, 2019

Metal Insights: City National Arena Episode 1

Discover how Star Builder Mark Deaville with Petra Construction helped to bring ice hockey to the desert.

sponsored | Jeff Alexander | Mar 19, 2019

Green innovation in the construction industry

Although individual companies can make a difference, collaboration is crucial for creating the most significant impact.

Skender | Mar 11, 2019

Podcast: Sterling Bay’s Andy Gloor discusses Chicago’s grandiose Lincoln Yards Plan

Lincoln Yards is Sterling Bay’s ambitious riverfront development of formerly industrial land between Bucktown and Lincoln Park.

Paladino | Mar 7, 2019

Building for resilience - All about RELi

Sustainable design strategies create more resilient buildings. However, only truly focused purposeful resilient design strategies will create the adaptation needed.

HMC Architects | Mar 6, 2019

What is the role of the architect in healthcare data security?

Safeguarding sensitive data is top of mind for healthcare administrators across the country, and, due to the malicious intents of hackers, their security efforts are never-ending.

CannonDesign | Mar 6, 2019

How to leverage design and culture’s two-way relationship for better workplaces

The relationship between workplace design and company culture isn’t all that different from a tango.

sponsored | Bill O'Keeffe | Mar 4, 2019

A best practice savings strategy when specifying 45 minute fire protective glass

New technology allows designers the freedom of large expanses of glazing at less than the cost of standard wall construction.

LS3P | Mar 4, 2019

The artistry of high performance design

It is no secret that 40% of the US energy consumption occurs in the building sector.

sponsored | Richard Scott-AIA, NCARB, LEED AP of Liberty Building Forensics Group | Mar 1, 2019

How to protect yourself from hidden mold problems during a purchase of a hotel

Don’t let inexperience and the absence of viewing the building as a whole unit fail to protect you during the buying process. Protect every step of your purchase transaction with tried and true building expertise.