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7 must reads for the AEC industry today: July 1, 2020

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7 must reads for the AEC industry today: July 1, 2020

Facebook to build $800 million data center and 329 metro areas added construction jobs in May.


By BD+C Editors | July 1, 2020


1.Ā The great reset and our new work life (CallisonRTKL)Ā 
"Never in the history of our planet has this happened. In the last few months, the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the world: sickening people by the millions and killing them by the hundreds of thousands."

2.Ā Facebook to build $800 million data center in DeKalb, Ill. (BD+C)Ā 
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The project, which will be Facebookā€™s 12th data center in the U.S. and the 16th overall."

3.Ā 329 metro areas added construction jobs in May (AGC)
"Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, Wash. added the most construction jobs (28,600, 44%) in May."

4.Ā AIA releases strategies and illustrations for reducing risk of COVID-19 in senior living communities (AIA)Ā 
"These resources were developed by a team of architects, AIAā€™s Design for Aging knowledge community, public health experts, and engineers, to assist with pivoting communities toward a more sustainable set of strategies that can reduce risk for residents and staff while creating a more comfortable way of life that is supportive of overall wellbeing."

5.Ā WELL building institute steps up health safety rating for hotels and resorts (BD+C)
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Certification body forms advisory group of industry leaders and health experts."

6.Ā What Re-entry Looks Like in Portland's Largest Office Building (GlobeSt)
"Unico Properties has a strategy to deliver a safe and sanitized office environment across its portfolio and this includes plans for US Bancorp Tower located at 111 SW 5th Ave., Portlandā€™s largest office building."

7.Ā Office Buildings Are Becoming Greener Post-Coronavirus, Experts Say (Bisnow)Ā 
"Before the coronavirus crisis, Hudson Pacific Properties was preparing to roll out a new mobile app for its office tenants within the next year and a half."


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