by Rebecca Cline | Jul 27, 2023 | Built Environment
Key takeaways Inclusive architecture is the process of designing accessible buildings that fit every person’s accessibility needs. Inclusive design architecture is incredibly important because it makes it possible for persons living with disability to participate in... Read More
by Ferdison Cayetano | Oct 14, 2022 | Built Environment
As the real estate industry evolves and adapts to the future, every aspect of the business is changing, too. As a result, owners’ and investors’ priorities are evolving as climate change and community becomes more important. ESG principles can help... Read More
by Ferdison Cayetano | Sep 15, 2022 | Built Environment
Key takeaways Third places are any public places where a neighborhood resident might choose to spend time. Third places are important to give a neighborhood a sense of community and neighborhood residents a reason to renew their leases. Examples of third places are... Read More
by Ferdison Cayetano | Jun 2, 2022 | Built Environment
Our buildings have always been defined by their materials. Concrete — and then thousands of years later, steel — allowed for the construction of great cities and ever-taller buildings in the built environment. But what’s the next great innovation in... Read More
by Ferdison Cayetano | Apr 29, 2022 | Built Environment
Key takeaways Low-impact development (LID) manages stormwater by mimicking natural processes like plant absorption and soil infiltration. These techniques can free up space on a property and improve curb appeal by avoiding bulky stormwater infrastructure. LID can... Read More
by Ferdison Cayetano | Apr 7, 2022 | Built Environment
Key takeaways Wood in modern architecture is taking a larger role than ever thanks to the plyscraper. Far from being mere accent pieces or veneer material, wood can form the very foundation of skyscrapers that are cheaper and quicker to build while being friendlier to... Read More