Constructed in 1985, The James Center — which totals 2.5 million square feet over three buildings in the heart of downtown Richmond — was, at the time, the city’s largest mixed-use project. With nearly one million square feet of Class A office space alone, the complex...
Building codes. They’re the regulations, guidelines, and general rules that govern how buildings are designed and constructed; but they’re also an evolving framework helping to make the built environment stronger, smarter and more environmentally conscious. The...
This year brought innumerable challenges, hardship, and grief. But there is much for which we are grateful. That’s why we launched the 5% Ask – a firmwide initiative aimed at bettering our communities through meaningful engagement and contributions. With this program,...
It’s true: 2020 brought great heartbreak, but it also brought great joys. We were fortune to see long-awaited projects finish and open, team members honored for years of hard work, and designs celebrated for the ways in which they enhance their communities and...
For some, cars are the thing that gets us from point A to point B. For others, they’re luxurious works of art that are meticulously cared for and hardly see a highway. Likewise, seemingly humble parking decks (or garages, depending on your chosen vernacular) can be...
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