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Quick Service Restaurant Construction After COVID-19

by Shane Clark | Dec 1, 2020
Markets | Public

The pandemic expedited what seemed inevitable for the future of restaurants and is exactly what the quick service restaurant and fast-casual industry is positioned for: convenience, speed and consistency.

Four Tips for Health Care Construction Success With Technology Integrators

by Eric Brackett | Aug 23, 2020
Institutional | Markets | Public | Technology

General contractors and subcontractors can effectively work with single source technology integrators in new construction of hospitals and clinics.

Help Protect North American Wildlife With Bird-Friendly Construction Design

by Kathy Abusow, Mike Parr | Jul 6, 2020
Markets | Public

Up to one billion birds die every year in North America when they hit glass walls and windows. Yet preventing such losses is relatively easy and doesn’t add to building costs if bird-friendly building design is considered from the outset.

Sustainability As a Differentiator in the “New Normal”

Many small and medium firms will become sustainable because it will deliver a competitive differentiation in a post-virus environment.

USGBC Releases the Top 10 States for LEED Green Building

by USGBC | Feb 12, 2020
Markets | Public

Colorado leads the nation on the U.S. Green Building Council's Top 10 list for LEED buildings, recognizing leaders committed to more sustainable, resilient buildings, cities and communities.

Products, Hope and Goals at EPA Recycles Innovation Fair, Summit

by Rachel E. Pelovitz | Dec 10, 2019
Markets | Public

This year, to commemorate America Recycles Week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency kicked things off with an Innovation Fair on Nov. 14, followed by the first annual Recycling Summit on America Recycles Day, Nov. 15.

Architectural Works That Serve the Community

by Jim Romeo | Nov 5, 2019
Community | Culture | Markets | Public

The legacy of courthouses as a hallmark of fine architecture within an established and well-governed society is being preserved as new facilities are built with the latest technology and old ones are restored.

Public Goods: Building and Preserving the Nation’s Courthouses and Correctional Facilities

by Jim Romeo | Nov 4, 2019
Institutional | Legal and Regulatory | Markets | Public

Public sector contractors are engaging specialized teams to deliver state-of-the art modernizations throughout the country to meet both structural and human demands.

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Sustainability As a Differentiator in the “New Normal”

USGBC Releases the Top 10 States for LEED Green Building

Products, Hope and Goals at EPA Recycles Innovation Fair, Summit

Architectural Works That Serve the Community

Public Goods: Building and Preserving the Nation’s Courthouses and Correctional Facilities

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