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5 must reads for the AEC industry today: May 7, 2020

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5 must reads for the AEC industry today: May 7, 2020

5 memory care communities with a strong sense of mission and making jobsites safer in the COVID-19 world.


By BD+C Editors | May 7, 2020


1.Ā 5 memory care communities with a strong sense of mission (BD+C)Ā 
"Communities inĀ California, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, and Virginia display excellence inĀ memory care facility development, design, and construction."

2.Ā Reopening Main Street post-COVID-19 quarantine (studioneleven)Ā 
"Bringing people back downtown and to shopping streets will require confidence that the health crisis is abating, and a future outbreak will be minimized. States are now starting to re-open retail, and California Governor Gavin Newsom announced this week that California is moving to Phase Two of the Stateā€™s re-opening strategy, which includes some retail stores, with restrictions."

3.Ā Making jobsites safer in the COVID-19 world (BD+C)Ā 
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A leading construction manager and installer certification alliance share their insights."

4.Ā Architects release new resource for safer re-occupancy of buildings (AIA)Ā 
"AIA convenes collaborative team to develop design strategies that limit exposure to COVID-19 in offices, stores and more buildings."

5.Ā The New Norm: A Report by Peter Piven, FAIA (ArchNewsNow)
"The results of a survey of firm principals across the U.S. about the differences they envision in technology/working remotely, in markets and marketing, in work life and culture, and in society in our post-pandemic future."

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