Articles Tagged with ''Office/Retail/Mixed Use''

An editorial asks if a turnaround is at hand. 

As modern office work continues to evolve, many former office towers are being converted to homes.

Construction of the 25,000-sq-ft Aerie restaurant at the top of Colorado’s Copper Mountain required an unconventional approach to building at 11,207 ft.

Virginia’s first-ever JW Marriott Hotel and Residences is part of a $1.3-billion development called Reston Row.

Supported by a cross-laminated timber structural frame, this four-story building offers workspaces with a strong indoor-outdoor connection by including operable openings on all levels.

With three towers and more than 1 million sq ft of space, this mixed-use office and retail development is reshaping Seattle’s skyline.

This 47-story office tower’s design was shaped by extensive environmental analysis. The building, with its tapered top and bottom, is angled parallel to the direction of the site’s prevailing winds to optimize wind resistance.

Designed with a sustainable, holistic and inclusive approach, this project—which includes Ford’s corporate office headquarters and the largest Automotive Engineering Center in Mexico—spans 19 hectares of land, much of which is a protected ecological zone.

The U.S. office vacancy rate hit a record high of 20.1% in the second quarter of 2024, according to ratings service Moody’s.

Featuring a striking facade that utilizes tailored fins that are angled in different directions as well as strategically placed lighting, this 27-story tower is Harwood International’s tallest to date.