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FUTURE OF ATX: An aerial rendering of Downtown Austin from Downtown Austin Alliance’s “State of Downtown.” Buildings in gray were completed from 2023-2024, buildings in red are under construction, and buildings in teal are in the planning stages. “Downtown Austin is better positioned to weather a development activity downturn than most U.S. city centers. Austin is the country’s second-fastest-growing metropolitan area, and downtown is its densest employment district and hub for state and local government, hospitality and entertainment. Downtown still has a healthy pipeline of well-financed projects, with projects under construction representing an even balance of office, residential and mixed-use buildings.”

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Adoptive reuse is an interesting alternative to demolishing existing buildings. and replacing with new construction. It goes somewhat further than simply reusing the existing with a new purpose. The future of architecture needs to be sustainability focused, but what form that sustainability takes is up for discussion. This video also highlights how in new buildings we need to think about their long term future and how we might be able to ensure the floor plate is as adaptable as possible #architecture #B1M #construction #sustainability

How do you add six storeys to an existing skyscraper? The B1M features DeSimone Consulting Engineering's innovative project at One Wall Street. Watch the video to understand the complexities of this art deco skyscraper renovation

SoWy A Transformative Mixed-Use Development Coming To Wynwood and Overtown ?? A groundbreaking 8-acre mixed-use project is set to reshape the urban fabric between Miami's iconic Wynwood and historic Overtown neighborhoods. The project's scope includes a diverse mix of residential units, flexible work environments, and pedestrian-friendly plazas, all designed with sustainability at its core. For professionals in the construction industry, SoWy represents massive opportunity. The project's scale and complexity will likely require innovative building techniques, sustainable materials, and creative solutions to urban infrastructure challenges. SoWy signals a growing trend of large-scale, mixed-use developments in Miami's urban core, potentially heralding increased demand for similar projects in the future. This development could set new benchmarks for urban renewal projects that respect and enhance existing neighborhood identities. Click below to read more: https://lnkd.in/eqb9ERsV #cityconstructiongroup #southfloridaconstruction #miamiconstruction

View from Manhattan Bridge

Located in midtown Manhattan, the 1,428-foot-high skyscraper is the second-tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere.

Located in midtown Manhattan, the 1,428-foot-high skyscraper is the second-tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere.