Did you catch the July issue of Business North Carolina? It features an exciting spotlight on the growth and activity happening across Catawba County! Don’t miss out on the insights and updates - check it out! Catawba County Government | Catawba Valley Health System | Catawba Valley Community College | Manufacturing Solutions Center | Testing | Prototyping | Furniture Structural | Shurtape Technologies, LLC | The Chamber of Catawba County | Lenoir-Rhyne University | Appalachian State University | Hickory Metro Convention Center | City of Newton | City of Hickory
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So much potential in these empty buildings.
By utilizing the vacant big box store, the University of Rochester medical center construction team, including the S/L/A/M Collaborative and LeChase Construction, was able to shave six to eight months off the project's schedule.https://brnw.ch/21wDPip
Mall's Vacant Sears Store's Conversion to University of Rochester Medical Hub Saves Time
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If you’re attending METALCON later this month, stop by my presentation on FUSE: Color Trends for the Future of Architectural Building Products, where I'll be speaking with Brynn Wildenauer. I hope to see you there! #METALCON #SherwinEmployee #ColorTrends #TrendForecast
SPEAKER SPOTLIGHT: Kiki Redhead, CMG is the Global CMF and Trend Manager at Sherwin-Williams Coil Coatings, where she collaborates with Industrial, Product Design, and Architectural customers on coatings development and trends. A longtime member of the Color Marketing Group, Kiki sits on the Board of Directors and is Co-Chair of the Future Thinking Committee and the Networking Committee. We can't wait to see what Kiki has to say about the future of building design: https://lnkd.in/gbAD2Y6u
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Tim Tech Insight: Detroit Joins the 3D-Printed Home Revolution, But What Took So Long? Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Detroit just welcomed its first 3D-printed home, and it's about time! But let's rewind a bit. The world's first 3D-printed home was birthed in Amsterdam back in 2014. So, why did it take nearly a decade for the Motor City to catch up? Speeding Through Time On the speedometer of innovation, a company called New Story is breaking records. They completed their first 3D-printed home in rural Mexico, and get this—it took just 24 hours! Source (https://lnkd.in/gf4PPBbp) The Detroit Dilemma So, what's the hold-up, Detroit? The technology has been around for almost a decade. Why are we just now seeing affordable 3D-printed homes in a city that could really use them? It begs the question: 🤔 The Global Race While we've been dragging our feet, the world has been sprinting ahead. Innovation doesn't wait, folks. We've got to keep up or get left in the dust. So, Detroit, are we ready to hit the gas pedal on innovation, or are we content to be lapped by the rest of the world? Your move. Feel free to share your thoughts below! #3DPrinting #Innovation #DetroitTech #TimTechInsight #leadership #technologyLeadership
Michigan's first 3D-printed home is in Detroit! This achievement demonstrates our city's commitment to sustainable and innovative housing solutions. The 3D-printed home will provide affordable and eco-friendly housing options in our community. Detroit is proud to be at the forefront of this architectural revolution, creating a more sustainable future for our residents.
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It's been a busy summer for Acorn Property Group and Acorn Property Invest - check out what's happened via the activity update below. #acornpropertygroup #acornpropertyinvest #investors #ssaspensions #ssas #investing #propertyinvestments
Acorn has had a productive summer! Highlights include a topping-out ceremony for Block D apartments at St Leonards Quarter, our first development in Exeter. We also hosted a successful investor event on HMS Belfast and won the Bristol Civic Society Design Award for the Brooks Dye Works project. Additionally, we celebrated the completion of the first two phases of The Old Printworks in Frome and launched a Show Home at Longcroft in Bruton, featuring sustainably designed houses. Stay tuned for more. #PropertyInvestment #Achievements #Sustainability
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Another great webinar series from our friends at Autodesk to help Owners navigate the design & construction to operations journey.
📢 Check out our new Building Owners webinar series featuring great speakers from Walgreens, Tesla and UCHealth 🚀 Learn about the latest Best Practices for designing, constructing and maintaining buildings
A New Series Designed for Owners
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OCU Hornbill: Crafting Excellence for 35 Remarkable Years! As we step into the promising embrace of 2024, it brings us immense joy to reflect on the incredible journey of OCU Hornbill, our esteemed workshop that has been an indomitable force in the industry for an impressive 35 years. Each passing year has been a testament to our unwavering commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and the pursuit of excellence. At OCU Hornbill, we take pride in being the architects of the industry's foundation. Our workshop has been tirelessly crafting the panels that uphold the very essence of our sectors. From the meticulous design phase to the skilled hands-on workmanship, each panel is a work of art, a testament to the expertise and dedication that have defined OCU Hornbill for the last 35 years. As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we also celebrate the wealth of experience and knowledge that comes with it. Over the past 35 years, OCU Hornbill has not only built panels; it has built a legacy. Our journey has been marked by a continuous pursuit of excellence, staying ahead of industry trends, and embracing cutting-edge technologies to deliver panels that stand the test of time. Looking ahead, we are excited about the prospect of a year that promises to be as dynamic as ever for OCU Hornbill. Our workshops are gearing up for an influx of projects that will keep us as busy as the buzzing industry we serve. This year is not just about maintaining our reputation; it is about setting new benchmarks and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Here's to another year of building the panels that shape industries! #celebrating35years #engineeringexcellence #panelbuilding #expertsinourfield #workshop
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Active Learning Fueling the Demand for the US School Furniture Market, the Market to Create More than $2 Billion Opportunities in the Next 6 Years – Arizton https://lnkd.in/eiC_Bq4x #marketanalysis #marketresearch #marketresearchreports #businessintelligence
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Discover the Winning Strategy at Heritage High School! Faced with scattered athletic gear across five closets, Heritage High School reimagined their storage strategy with the help of Spacesaver Interiors. By embracing innovative solutions, they unlocked the potential of their space. From optimized shelving to enhanced security measures, see how smart design turned clutter into order and boosted efficiency for their athletic programs. This transformation didn't just organize their gear – it empowered their teams with a streamlined, accessible storage solution. Want to see how they did it? Dive into the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/g5EDVRSy
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Plans have been submitted to build a 42-storey tower 𝘢𝘣𝘰𝘷𝘦 a historic listed building in Birmingham. The design sees 80 Broad Street - an old orthopaedic hospital - maintained and the tower built above and around it. Examples of projects where new and old are intertwined in this way, can be seen in Australia and Canada. The developers of this proposal say it demonstrates a "distinctive and innovative approach" and allows for the retention and careful repurposing of a grade II-listed building while simultaneously creating a striking landmark tower. What are your thoughts on this merging of old and new buildings? #Birmingham #Architecture #ListedBuilding
Plans submitted to build 42-storey tower above historic Birmingham building
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