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Avalon North Station is a newly finished mixed-use development in Boston. The project was completed after 10 years of planning, as developers worked to invigorate the area above Zakim Bridge and adjacent to Boston’s TD Garden/North Station Complex. Continue reading Read More
Prior to 2014, the College of Life Sciences Building at Brigham Young University (BYU) was nothing more than a bland, featureless structure with no windows. In 2011, BYU began its plans to replace the windowless science building in hopes of attracting new students and faculty. Continue reading Read More
At the tenth anniversary Commercial Real Estate Awards in Moscow, Krasnodar, Russia’s OZ Shopping and Entertainment Center emerged as the best large shopping mall in the country. Designed by the Group Dyer, the OZ Mall Krasnoder is the first-ever shopping center to be completed from a multi-million dollar project whose main objective is to build similar shopping centers throughout Russia. Continue reading Read More
When commissioned to create a design for the new Abbotsleigh multi-purpose sports hall and sports field in Sydney, Australia, architects at Allen Jack+Cottier pursued a design that was innovative, sustainable, and comfortable. Continue reading Read More
The Magnificent Mile, also known as the Mag Mile, is the picture of extravagance and luxury in Chicago. Part of the city’s Michigan Avenue, the Mag Mile earned its nickname in 1940 by real estate developer Arthur Rubloff of Rubloff Company, and it reflects a more upscale side to the Windy City. The district stretches approximately 3,100,000 square-feet and is home to many of the United States’ tallest skyscrapers, helping to create Chicago’s distinguishable skyline. Continue reading Read More