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The 2024 architect firm rankings reveal something intriguing about the Boston Real Estate market. The number of registered architects in the top firms in Massachusetts has increased, leading the arena is Elkus Manfredi Architects, with 120 architects – a strategic move? As professionals, we must pause to ponder if we're leveraging architecture expertise appropriately in our real estate ventures. Maybe you're wondering how architectural input could enhance the value of your Boston real estate? Or how the comprehensive grasp of local zoning laws, historical preservation rules, and demographic trends architects bring can streamline your projects? Remember, the environment around says a lot about us. Don't let this crucial aspect be an afterthought in your real estate investments. Connect with Joe Turco, a seasoned real estate expert to explore how aligning with architectural prowess can add a distinctive edge to your Boston real estate endeavors. In the dynamic world of real estate, sometimes it's the overlooked aspect that could potentially change the game! #BostonRealEstate #Boston #BostonRealtor #TurcoGroup #eXpRealty #BostonCondo #BostonHome #MovemetoBoston

“Do you actually need a building?” may seem like an unusual question from an architect. But it’s a central one for Patricia Gruits (B.S. Arch ’04, M.Arch ’06), whose education at Taubman College, where she was a Taubman Scholar, taught her an openness and way of thinking based on leveraging design to solve problems, not just design buildings. Gruits is forging her own path as an architect and leading the design field to expand its concept of what constitutes architecture and how impactful the profession can be. Read the full article: https://myumi.ch/XnJwr

City Icons and Super Architects - perhaps useful as a teaching resource - short blog based on our article (with Amparo Tarazona Vento) on the role of super-rich architects in city remaking and urban experience, just printed over at Platform magazine: https://lnkd.in/ePVND8UR Amparo Tarazona

What are some of the principle similarities between designing urban and architectural spaces and composing stories? 🏛📖 This and more in a fascinating conversation with Howard Evans of Chiles Evans + Care Architects! 💡 Watch the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/er28mxGG

OnAssignment: Kyle F. Epstein, A.I.A. may be an architect, but when we did a deep dive recently, he explained that drawing a building is SO much more! Watch this clip!! It's the difference of Warren Epstein and Associates, Architects, Inc.. Catch all the clips from our talk here: https://lnkd.in/eCQxuwyS

Facts about units behind the elevator Let's debunk some myths about units behind elevators today with our resident architect, Arch. Noel Salvanera. To learn more about our units, message us today: 09669918763

Architecture impacts not only the people that use it, but also the world around us as well. The community at Unitarian Universalist Society knew this when they set out to be the greenest church in Iowa with the help of Neumann Monson Architects. Iowa Architects are known for creating beautiful and resilient spaces. Read more about the impact of Iowa Architects at https://lnkd.in/gwDsQkVe #IAArchitectureMonth

Please watch this episode of 3 Questions With featuring Mark Yanowitz of LYF Architects talking about his company and working with both residential and commercial clients

It can be argued that currently we as architects design cities in reminisce over future thought and exploration, this could mean that our designs speak of past events and livelyhood, over future possibilities. My question is not heavily married to why we are designing in this manner but whether we considering having issues which occurred in the past, occur in the future? Secondly, are we as architects and urban designers saying our past cities were better or are we unable to think creatively beyond what was?