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The new multiplex rules are here and we have thoughts! Find out what Tony had to say on the Vancouver Life Real Estate Podcast.

Free the title! And other thoughts about the future of “architect”.

Young practitioners on architectural licensing in these parts.

"... even though different projects have varying programs, uses, and subjects, the process of discovery and finding an architectural expression of that story is consistent. We see our clients as coauthors, so each project ends up unique even if it’s the same type as another."   Read more about collaboration, idea collection, and how we love to say "yes" in our GRAM interview by Editions QNDMC: https://lnkd.in/eeHvQAga

Today, Rich Humann, P.E., H2M architects + engineers' President & CEO, participated in a panel discussion alongside industry leaders at the the Middle Market Alliance of Long Island’s Event: Navigating Long Island’s Commercial Real Estate Landscape: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities. This insightful conversation shed light on the current state of the commercial real estate market on Long Island.

THE FUTURE OF BUILDING AND SKYSCRAPER CONSTRUCTION...IS ALREADY HERE!  It is always faster, cheaper, safer...to build the first floor of a building, skyscraper...so #METHODIGIDALI suggests to always build the first floor when building a building or skyscraper....  I suggest we master #METHODIGIDALI and build housing, offices, hotels in tall buildings and skyscrapers around the world much more efficiently than any other company in the world!  With ambitions to build the tallest skyscrapers!  Igidali Ashurbegov Moscow Presentation of the new #METHODIGIDALI technology     https://lnkd.in/eEpuYSxi  #sales #advertisingandmarketing #engineering #leadership #realestate #business #innovation #entrepreneurship #construction #management #technology #sustainability #future #China #NEOM #Theline #india #russia #money #markets #projectmanagement #managementconsulting #consultants #strategy #MohammedBinSalman #jeffbezos #putin #saudiarabia  

When it comes to mass timber, seeing truly is believing—its impact is best understood when experienced first-hand. To make that experience possible, the SLB is sponsoring “Managing Mass Timber: From Forest to Future,” a traveling exhibit and lecture series that showcases the benefits of mass timber directly to students and faculty at leading engineering, architecture, and construction management schools across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions. The exhibit kicked off at Kent State University and has traveled to Syracuse University, with additional stops at the Associated Schools of Construction Region 3 conference in Chicago, Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh for the AIAS Northeast Quad Conference, and the National Organization for Minority Architects’ (NOMA) Annual Conference in Baltimore. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q02ZC6r40

Headline to start the day: a new version of The Construction Playbook is due this Summer. Adoption is still a challenge, is better resourcing or a Construction Playbook ‘lite’ the answer? Long-term investment or some quick wins? I’d say a mixture of both.

Our friends at Archinect asked a group of architects, designers, landscape architects, academics, AEC economists, industry experts, preservation advocates, and architectural photographers to share their predictions and insights for the year ahead. Read what Brent Leggs, executive direction of the National Trust's African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, sees as fresh possibilities for 2025: https://ow.ly/XhMS50UzxcX

If you are a small firm architect, please don't miss this. This conference is very different than the others. Here's why you should make it a priority to attend. At The EntreArchitect Community Annual Meeting 2024, we’ve taken a unique approach to selecting our speakers. We didn’t start with names. We started with you—our community—and the topics that matter most to you as small firm architects. We carefully crafted a framework of what we need to learn and who can best teach it. Each speaker was chosen for their expertise and because their message is essential for your success. This event isn’t like any other. It’s not just about learning from experts; it’s about connecting human-to-human—friends supporting friends, peers sharing and lifting one another up. The magic happens when we come together as a community. That’s where the real power lies, and it's an extraordinary experience you don't want to miss. This conference was designed because of you and for you. It quite literally would not exist without you. Don't miss this opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive alongside others who understand your journey. Join us in Nashville, October 23-25. We’re saving you a seat. Register now: https://lnkd.in/gnnyjXnN #TEACAM24 #ArchitectsSupportingArchitects #SmallFirmSuccess Joseph Lstiburek Morgan Chawaga, AIA Shannon Hughes Todd Reding Masheka Turner, Randy Wilburn Dimitrius Lynch Kimberley Healy Duo Dickinson Bryon McCartney Emily Mahon Fischer Shannyn Lee Jeff Echols Jennifer Castenson Dawn Zuber, FAIA Marica McKeel Marilyn Moedinger, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Christopher Kennedy Paul D. Rugarber Brooke Robinson John S Brunt Michael Maturo Jack Barnes Jefferson Schierbeek Jennifer Kretschmer, AIA, NCARB, LEED Green Associate Heather Brakefield Angela Donahoe Earl Parson Katharine White MacPhail Chris Novelli AIA, NCARB Edwin Smart, AIA, NCARB J. Nicholas Wiggins, RA Edward J. Shannon, AIA Greg Burke, FAIA, NCARB John Jones Erica Spayd, AIA, NCARB Christian Nielsen-Palacios Jessica Christensen David Laurence Phillips Scott Thrift