Transit-Oriented Development Shapes Modern Cities
Transit-oriented developments (TODs) are reshaping urban real estate by clustering homes, offices, and leisure spaces around public transportation hubs. Rather than forcing […]
Hospital Construction Challenges
Hospitals renovating or expanding face a unique set of demands rarely found in conventional real estate. Patient care must remain uninterrupted, specialized
Mixed-Use Development Is the Future of City Living
Urban living is evolving, and mixed-use developments are at the forefront of that shift. By combining residential, commercial, and recreational elements into
Modernizing Hospitals Without Disrupting Care
Hospitals nationwide are racing to expand and modernize in response to rising patient volumes and advances in medical technology. Compared to typical
Simplifying Boston Capital Projects
Boston has long been a magnet for ambitious development, with its thriving economy and diverse industries drawing investors from all over the
Top 5 Reasons to Hire an Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) for Higher Education Capital Projects
Planning a large construction project for a college or university can be a daunting task. Hiring an Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) can
Reinventing the Modern Campus
Universities today do far more than offer classrooms and lectures. In a competitive environment where every detail matters, these institutions are transforming
What is an Owner’s Project Manager (OPM)?
An Owner’s Project Manager (OPM) is a crucial partner for any property owner, dedicated to ensuring that projects are constructed to high standards, delivered on schedule, and kept within budget.
Goshen, Indiana: From Rust Belt to Renaissance
For years, this Midwestern town, once a booming industrial powerhouse, looked like it might never bounce back. Factories closed. Young people fled
A Transformative Block in Over-the-Rhine: How the 1400 Race Street Redevelopment Sparked Broader Urban Revival
The 1400 block of Race Street in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood stands as an impressive illustration of strategic urban redevelopment. Once defined by
Modernizing Historic Campuses: Preserving Character While Embracing Change
Many higher education institutions face a delicate balancing act when modernizing historic campuses. These architectural gems often symbolize a school’s heritage, but
Managing Active Construction: Ensuring Continuity on Busy Campuses
Institutions such as universities, hospitals, and large organizations face unique hurdles when launching construction projects. With classes, patient care, or everyday office
Assembling the Right Construction Team
Starting a new construction project, whether it’s a school, office, or any other facility, can be daunting, especially when it comes to
A Small Town’s Remarkable Revival
Eastport, Maine, once teetered on the edge of decline. Known as the easternmost city in the United States, this coastal community thrived
Building with Shared Values
Selecting the right design and construction team is pivotal when institutions undertake a capital project, whether they are constructing a new facility
Greener Campuses, Smarter Spending: A Balanced Path to Sustainability
Sustainability has become a top priority for colleges and universities looking to reduce environmental impacts, lower operational costs, and attract environmentally conscious
Prospect New Town: Rethinking the Suburbs in Longmont
Prospect New Town in Longmont, Colorado, has long been hailed as an innovative interpretation of New Urbanist design. Conceived as an antidote
Iowa River Landing in Coralville, Iowa
The transformation of the once-industrial riverfront into the bustling Iowa River Landing in Coralville Iowa exemplifies how thoughtful urban development can reshape