Category: Magazine Articles
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Are You Getting Your Fair Share of Visibility and Traffic?
Retail sales in the United States have surged significantly since last year, sparking fierce competition among retailers to capture their share and boost foot traffic. To shout, “shop here,” many are covering their windows with promotional offers, price cuts, new product launches and seasonal deals. Yet, these messages add to an already overwhelming flood of…
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Why Smart Upfront Decisions Save Millions Over Building’s Life Cycle
Buildings are expensive. While developers focus on upfront construction costs, the long-term expenses of a building can swell to 1.5 to 2 times the initial price tag over its lifespan. This means that developers and asset managers are incentivized to prioritize upfront investments in energy-efficient systems and lifecycle budgeting to maintain building maintenance, sustainability and…
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Glamour in Glass: Beverly Hills Members Club Shines in Stylish Upgrade
Beverly Hills has always embodied glitz and glamour. From world-class dining to high-end shopping, the city is synonymous with luxury and prestige that has long attracted people from around the world. It’s only fitting that a private members-only club joined the scene. Designed by Kelly Architects, Gravitas offers its members an unmatched experience by blending…
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The Acoustic Design Behind Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo
Founded in 1934, the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo has been a vital cornerstone of early childhood education for the community, where generations of children and families have passed through its doors to learn, explore, play, discover and get curious about the world around them. Featuring interactive exhibits, live animals, and hands-on programming, the…
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Southwestern University Gets Construction Upgrade to Historic Mood-Bridwell Hall
For 186 years, Southwestern University has been equipping students to become the leaders of tomorrow while simultaneously recognizing the institution’s rich history as the first university in Texas. Southwestern’s tradition of looking to the future while honoring the past is on full display this fall as the University celebrates the grand re-opening of one of…
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5 Initiatives to Expedite Commercial Construction’s AI Adoption
Artificial intelligence (AI) offers exceptional potential for the construction industry. It can help construction companies make more informed decisions, improve efficiency, increase safety, minimize risk, reduce costs and many other valuable benefits. Yet, although nearly two-thirds of construction managers believe that their industry is “keeping pace with tech awareness,” other studies show that 65% of…
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Our Women’s Roundtable Explores What’s Driving Business Forward
The return of our Women’s Virtual Roundtable brought together voices across the design and development industry to take a deep dive into the road ahead. This year’s conversation dives into market trends, mentorship and how women are driving innovation and growth in every corner of the industry. From using artificial intelligence (AI) in daily workflows to turning…
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How Workplace Data Is Rewriting Construction and CRE
For decades, space planning was more guesswork than science. But today, technology is transforming how companies think about the offices, job sites and campuses where people work. At the forefront of this shift is Density, a company helping organizations measure and understand how their spaces are truly used. For construction firms—long accustomed to precision in…
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The Road to Hospitality Success – Powered by Possibility
The road to success in hospitality isn’t just about service, it’s about opportunity. That’s why Red Roof is showing what happens when women take the wheel. In an industry long driven by tradition, Red Roof continues to prove that progress comes from intention. Today, women make up nearly 60% of its workforce and hold 40%…

