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Gensler | Jan 19, 2016

Cities are booming, but do they have what it takes to sustain growth?

While cities are creating new jobs and attracting new residents, there are warning signs that suggest this current urban boom lacks the necessary sustainability that comes with focusing on the macro issues of community, affordibility, and displacement, writes Gensler’s Peter Weingarten.

Perkins and Will | Jan 12, 2016

Dear Architecture: It's time to create a level field for female designers

If architecture took one moment to be introspective, it would discover appalling imbalances between the opportunities for women and men, as Perkins+Will's Vershaé Hite and Brittany Eaker-Kirkland wrote in an open letter.

Gensler | Jan 11, 2016

Spec for tech: Designing for the creative class

The new work environment, settings which blur the line between work and life, is inspired by cities and the attributes that all great urban environments share, writes Ben Tranel of Gensler.

CannonDesign | Jan 7, 2016

4 reasons the C-suite should care about design-led construction

Lou Astorino shares four examples how a unified approach can directly help C-suite leaders achieve their organizational goals.

Perkins and Will | Jan 6, 2016

4 tips for creating flow in a multi-level workspace

Successful workplaces enable a clear progression of ideas and people, which can be challenging for workplaces that occupy multiple levels. Perkins+Will's Sarah Stanford found some strategies that have proven successful.

David Barista | Jan 5, 2016

Potential vs. credential: How men and women differ in career progress

Recent research suggests that women face yet another career impediment: the confidence gap.

Sasaki | Jan 4, 2016

Exploring the changing landscape of public art

Sasaki's Philip Barash and Nina Chase explore the changing landscape of public art in the face of major cultural shifts, such as the proliferation of technology, social media, and tactical urbanism. 

Paladino | Dec 23, 2015

Hospitality sustainability measurement tool will be an industry game-changer

The Hotel Sustainability Measurement Tool will allow hoteliers to compare energy and water use as well as their carbon footprint in a clear and concise platform.

David Barista | Dec 23, 2015

Meet the world’s next great construction superpower

There’s a new world construction hotbed coming down the pike (more specifically, the Mumbai Nashik Expressway), and it could mean a major boon for AEC firms.

Gensler | Dec 23, 2015

Good design alone won’t eradicate mindless meetings

Gensler's Johnathan Sandler discusses efficient alternatives to dull, wasteful workplace meetings. 

sponsored | Bob Zabcik | Dec 23, 2015

Taking the LEED in Construction

LEED is a rating system that allows a building to score points for doing things more sustainably, in a variety of ways. There are different kinds of LEED points that relate to materials, energy consumption, jobsite sustainability, and more.