Writer: Gabriela Enamorado 3 min read October 2023 — Last month, at the Focus: Atlanta 2022-2023 Launch Conference, public and private leaders gathered to discuss how Atlanta’s focus on diversity, equity and inclusion has become one of its biggest strengths and why this focus will remain essential in continuing to
2 min read July 2023 — Lamar Wakefield, national practice leader of Nelson Worldwide, spoke with Invest: about the successes of new developments in the area. Wakefield explained the process of determining values for each project to ensure their effectiveness. He touched on the influence of hybrid working and impacts
2 min read June 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Bradley Lunz, president of The Lunz Group, talked about the company’s plan for expansion, effects of the labor shortage, how client demands are shifting toward home-office spaces and the affinity between the architectural profession and incorporating diversity, equity and
3 min read December 2022 — In an interview with Invest:, Tim Carl, CEO of national interdisciplinary design firm HGA, discussed the effect that great design has on those who experience the built environment and the growing intersection across industries. “As designers of this environment, we must help our cities
2 min read November 2022 — In case of a recession, the strategic response of GFF Architects is to diversify. “We want to have a diverse design practice that's not fully dependent on one single sector, such as multifamily apartment developers,” said Chairman and CEO Evan Beattie, in an interview
https://youtu.be/Co3hNrTYDww South Florida’s construction sector is on the cusp of a major transformation. Fueled by demand and technological innovation, the local market is positioned to benefit from the combination of business and population growth. As the growth continues, South Florida will need to continue to keep a close eye
Writer: Joey Garrand 4 min read June 2021 — Construction spending in the United States is pushing all-time highs, with the most recent data showing total construction spending exceeding $1.5 trillion. As expected in the nation’s second-fastest-growing large metro, construction activity is bustling. Of course, construction activity and predictability going
By: Felipe Rivas 2 min read June 2020 — Architectural design studio Perkins and Will’s Atlanta office is keeping busy with work in the city’s many Opportunity Zones, and sees a growing tendency toward mixed-use facilities combining pre–COVID 19 entertainment and hospitality, retail, commercial and sports and recreation/fitness, Managing Director
By: Sara Warden 2 min read January 2020 — Miami Beach’s hospitality industry entered 2020 with a bang, with two high-profile hotel openings. Both the Greystone development and the Hampton Inn at The Continental are refurbished versions of the Art Deco and Miami Modernist styles of the 1930s and 1940s, combined with
By Max Crampton-Thomas 2 min read August 2019 — Development of commercial and residential facilities is reliant upon well-thought-out and deliberate architecture and design. In a region like Palm Beach County, where there is a flurry of development and redevelopment happening, architectural and design firms like REG Architects, Inc. are
