Sustainability Archives - Page 2 of 6

Top U.S. Cities for Walkability & Outdoor Recreation

April 26, 2021| Featured, National, Sustainability| Views: 0

While the country's urban centers are still working on "open streets" plans and how to redesign urban health and comfort for the post-pandemic population. we ranked the top U.S....

Written by Diana Sabau

U.S. Energy Consumption 2020 Update: 22 States Witness 2-Digit Drops in Industrial Power Usage

March 16, 2021| Featured, Industrial, National, Office, Sustainability| Views: 0

The pandemic has been the ultimate black swan event of the past decade. Not only did it require changes in the way individuals and groups interact, but also in how businesses are...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

2021 NY Investment Plan: New Manhattan Office District, Green Economy Expansion, Modern Infrastructure Statewide

January 22, 2021| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Development, Featured, Sustainability| Views: 0

Recently unveiled investment plans promise significant advancement toward long-term sustainable economic growth, which would make New York a global hub for green energy...

Best US Cities by Public Parks and Walkability

Written by Ioana Ginsac

Ranked: Best US Cities for Public Parks & Walkability

August 19, 2020| Design & Architecture, Featured, National, Sustainability| Views: 0

In addition to more city dwellers seeking live-work-play environments in which it is convenient to live without a car, walking became the safest social distancing transport option...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

The Bulfinch Companies on Boston Office Market, CRE Success in 2020

August 17, 2020| Featured, Leasing, Office, Q&A, Sustainability| Views: 0

How might the pandemic change amenity offerings in commercial real estate going forward? How has the company successfully delivered new office space to the Boston office market...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

Buildings After COVID-19: USGBC on New Pilot Credits, Meeting Improved Health Standards in Existing Buildings & More

June 29, 2020| Design & Architecture, Featured, National, Q&A, Sustainability| Views: 0

“Health has been a part of LEED and a big part of the green building conversation, in general, especially in the last few years. Part of the discussion now, though, involves...

Written by Ioana Ginsac

State of the Office Pipeline: Select Construction & Future Office Projects Move Forward

May 21, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Development, Featured, Office, Sustainability| Views: 0

Evanston, home of Northwestern University, approved plans for an 18-story building at 605 Davis St. Vermillion Development, the project applicant, estimates that it could complete...

Written by Gemma Church

Top Green Building Certifications To Boost Your Property’s Marketability

| Office, Resources, Sustainability| Views: 0

Sustainability is a key concern in today’s real estate market, with many different smart materials and options available. So, if you want to prove your eco-credentials, then you...

Written by Gemma Church

Revealed: New York’s Green Building Superstars

| Commercial Real Estate News, Design & Architecture, Development, Office, Resources, Sustainability| Views: 0

In terms of its reduced energy usage and increased efficiencies, New York City is the greenest city in the U.S. In fact, NYC is now home to almost 520 million square feet of green...

Written by Lucian Alixandrescu

Skanska Commences Work on $113 Million Atlanta Medical Center

January 10, 2020| Commercial Real Estate News, Development, Healthcare, Sustainability| Views: 0

Multinational construction company Skanska signed a $113-million contract with Atlanta’s Grady Health System to build a new Center for Advanced Surgical Services. Skanska...