Nonresidential Building Spending to Grow through 2019, Cautious Outlook for 2020

Nonresidential Building Spending to Grow through 2019, Cautious Outlook for 2020

Nonresidential construction spending on buildings is projected to grow by 4.4 percent through 2019, according to a new consensus forecast from The American Institute of Architects. Healthy gains in the industrial and institutional building sectors have bolstered...

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How Hospitality Design Makes Spaces of All Types Better for Users

How Hospitality Design Makes Spaces of All Types Better for Users

Across every market, be it healthcare, education or business, people are understanding design in much more sophisticated ways. Fueled by growing consumerism and shifting generational preferences, people expect better experiences at the hospital, in a college student...

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Nearly Half of Non-Residential Construction Projects Now Delivered by Design-Build

Nearly Half of Non-Residential Construction Projects Now Delivered by Design-Build

New research by FMI shows that nearly half of non-residential construction projects are being delivered by the design-build method. Design-build is the fastest growing and most popular method to deliver nonresidential, highway/street, and water/wastewater construction...

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Esports’s Rise, and Hunger for Stadiums, Points to Adaptive Reuse Potential

Esports’s Rise, and Hunger for Stadiums, Points to Adaptive Reuse Potential

In Texas, sports stadiums are king. From the Dallas Cowboys’ massive pro football mecca—complete with one of the world’s largest television screens—to the high school football fieldsthat put the homes of many pro sports teams to shame, few places have such a history...

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Cultural Centers: Community-Based Venues Can Be Catalysts for Downtown Renewal

Cultural Centers: Community-Based Venues Can Be Catalysts for Downtown Renewal

Columbia, Md., is a microcosm of what’s happening in cities across America, where cultural facilities—performing arts venues, libraries, museums, and other public spaces of congregation—are being positioned as integral to downtown renewal. Columbia, a planned city...

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How the Experience Economy is Affecting Commercial Real Estate

How the Experience Economy is Affecting Commercial Real Estate

The commercial real estate market is extremely competitive and enticing major brands to select one development over another requires more than just “location, location, location.” With everything getting “smarter,” from devices to cities, the expectation for brands is...

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