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Check out all the great stuff inside the latest issue of HMC Architects’ School News. RISHABH SINGHVI, P.E., thank you for sharing your thoughts with me on the new LCA code requirements in CA! #designforgood #makegoodchoices

Unlock the secrets to preserving our architectural legacy! 🚧 According to the DCMS Participation Survey, 63% of adults visited a heritage site in the past year. 🌐 Discover exclusive insights in edition 17.2 of Design and Build UK, unveiling "Strategies for Safeguarding Heritage in Construction Projects." 🏗️📖 Dive deep into the tactics ensuring the protection of our cultural treasures. Don't miss out on the wisdom – grab your copy now! 👷♂️🔍 #HeritagePreservation #ConstructionStrategies #DesignAndBuildUK #ArchitecturalHeritage #DCMSSurveyInsights

Guardians of Tradition, Architects of Progress. The Conservatives now need help to ensure this legacy continues thriving in the UK. We're here to ensure it does. #conservativedemocraticorganisation #cdo #Conservatives #takebackcontrol #conservativepost #cdo

Celebrating the architects of tomorrow on Teacher’s Day. Your dedication builds more than minds—it shapes the spaces of the future. Happy Teacher's Day! #BuildingFutures #TeachersDay2024 #TapasyaGroup #RealEstateWithPurpose #EducationalFoundations #realestatedevelopment #realestateinvesting #trustgroup #trustbuilder

Conversations around the dire need to update the now 30-year-old Chicago Historic Resources Survey (CHRS) - fieldwork completed 1994, published in 1996 - have been going on for years. Since we use this important tool daily at JLK, we are also often discussing its shortcomings. Historic Modern and Postmodern buildings across the city are not captured by CHRS, which only reviewed properties built through 1940. There are also major gaps throughout neighborhoods on Chicago’s South and West sides. Most recently I was struck by the impending demolition of two properties at 720 N Wells and 207 W Superior in River North, neither of which are recognized for potential historic or architectural significance by the survey. The properties anchor the corner along adjacent blocks where late nineteenth and early twentieth century commercial properties remain intact, an increasingly rare condition in the neighborhood which has seen a surge in new development over the last few decades. It will require significant funding and effort to update CHRS, but investing in the protection of the diverse architectural heritage that conveys the city’s cultural significance also plays an important role in building a more equitable and sustainable Chicago. https://lnkd.in/g2jz2Hps

The future of real estate is beyond our wildest expectations. When combining AI agency and Blockchain Recording buying, selling, and owning real estate will become a far more simple and a far less costly process. Cal Poly has the potential to dramatically change the real estate process on even a global scale.

Did you know? Living Trusts aren't generic – They're your personal legacy architects! 🏰✨ Fact-checking the power of living trusts reveals a world of customization. Imagine tailoring your trust to fit the intricate details of your family's dreams. From asset distribution intricacies to defining when heirs receive their legacy, your living trust becomes the personalized masterpiece of your legacy story. Reach out to us! 🌐Visit: www.camulivingtrust.com #LivingTrustFacts #PersonalizedLegacy #CustomEstatePlanning #FamilyDreams #LegacyMasterpiece #TrustWisdom #FactCheckLegacy

The built environment plays a key role in shaping societal development, necessitating a human-centered approach to our work as designers and architects. This blog by my colleagues Tory Hereford, Peter Pendergrass, and Manan Shah explores the intersection between restorative justice and design, and how we can contribute to more equitable communities and cities. https://ow.ly/QfSQ30sAXeq

What Europe Can (and Can’t) Tell the US About Architectural Licensure https://lnkd.in/ggw2rwQZ #ArchitecturalLicensure #EuropeanArchitecture #ArchitecturePolicy

Innovation in the built environment is one important element of more resilient communities.