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Denver-based Revesco Properties partnered with Davis Partnership Architects to submit plans to the city of Denver on February 2 to convert a 16-story office building at 475 17th St. into about 210 affordable and market-rate apartments. The building was designed in 1973 and is currently 57% vacant. No leases will be ended early because of the possible conversion. Looking at the makeup of the proposed conversion, two-thirds of the apartments will be for people earning 80% of the area median income or below. One-third will be market-rate apartments. There will be studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units.  There is no parking onsite. Retail space is planned for the first floor. #DenverRealEstate #AffordableHousing #PropertyConversion #DenverDevelopment #RevescoProperties #DavisPartnershipArchitects #UrbanRenewal #HousingForAll #CommunityDevelopment #DenverApartments #MarketRateHousing #UrbanPlanning #SustainableLiving #AffordableLiving #CityRevitalization #MixedUseDevelopment #DenverArchitecture #InclusiveHousing #DenverBusiness #RetailSpace #PropertyTransformation #CommunityEngagement #DenverCityPlanning #SustainableUrbanLiving

Lazari Investments secures planning for Foster + Partners’ transformation of the former Fenwick store on New Bond Street. The Foster + Partners-designed scheme includes world class Bond Street retail on the ground and first floors with offices from the second to ninth floors. A number of facades will be sensitively lifted through innovative engineering to align the floorplates above, creating four spectacular two-storey retail units that will benefit from increased floor heights. The new high-quality shopfronts will complement the existing facades and activate the corner. “Our design is about revitalising the historic Fenwick buildings, preserving the majority of the existing structure and giving the buildings a new lease of life. The rich history and tradition of New Bond Street is reinforced through a revitalised street front, and the design breathes new life into the upper levels by introducing state-of-the-art office space. This ambitious project will act as a catalyst, injecting energy into this part of the city and underscoring the area's global presence.” Norman Foster, Founder and Executive Chairman at Foster + Partners. Targeting the highest “Outstanding” BREEAM rating, the scheme will retain over 50% of the existing structure, approximately 75% of the historic facades and will have an upfront carbon measure of 463kgCO2e/m2, which meets and exceeds industry targets. 🔗 Read the full article: https://brnw.ch/21wIrDS #Architecture #Design #Engineering #Construction #London

The construction landscape in the US is buzzing with activity that promises to reshape our skylines and communities. From breathtaking skyscrapers to innovative infrastructure projects, the industry is on the move. Here are the top 5 construction projects currently making waves in the US: 1. Hudson Yards (New York City): This massive redevelopment project is transforming the west side of Manhattan with state-of-the-art commercial spaces, residential units, and public amenities. It's a testament to modern urban planning and design. 2. Central 70 (Denver): This ambitious infrastructure venture aims to reconstruct a critical section of Interstate 70. By adding express lanes and improving accessibility, it will significantly enhance transportation in the region. 3. Salesforce Tower (San Francisco): Standing tall as one of the tallest buildings west of the Mississippi, this tower is a marvel of contemporary architecture and sustainable design. It represents the future of office spaces. 4. LA Stadium and Entertainment District (Inglewood): Home to the NFL's Rams and Chargers, this complex is not just a stadium but an entire entertainment district set to redefine sporting and live events. 5. The Bellwether (Atlanta): As part of Atlanta's ongoing urban development, this mixed-use project includes residential, retail, and office spaces designed to foster a vibrant community life. These projects exemplify the innovation, ambition, and expertise flourishing in the US construction industry today. They set a new standard for future growth and development. #Construction #USProjects #Architecture

WHY CONSTRUCTION IS BOOMING IN THE SOUTHWEST LAS VEGAS VALLEY Down in the southwestern part of the Las Vegas Valley, construction crews are impossible to miss as unincorporated Enterprise and its encompassing enclave boom with a host of new commercial and residential development. “This area is really evolving,” said Scot Marker, a broker with Cushman & Wakefield who specializes in retail. “If you lived close to Mountain’s Edge, you used to have to drive 10 to 15 minutes to get a decent meal. And now this area is really evolving and it’s showing maturity in our market, it’s not just fast food and chain restaurants, we’re seeing some really thoughtful developments.” https://lnkd.in/gn8AAxHu #vegasluxuryrealestate #ellimanagents #ellimannevada #douglaselliman #douglasellimanrealestate #thenextmoveisyours #topproducer #lasvegashomesforsale #lasvegasrealestate #lasvegasluxuryrealestate #luxuryrealestate #luxurylifestyle #vegasluxuryrealty #vegasluxuryrealtor

Brian and I could be considered boomerangs with this move... So excited for this next chapter. For almost 17 years, Studio C has been working incredibly hard for and with our clients to help them achieve their own successes and that of those whom they continually serve so tirelessly. We're now so happy to re-join MG2 as it will help us to serve more people more rigorously, with the same intent and passion as we've always had on our projects. This is supposed to be harder than this. Typically, when an acquisition like this takes place, there are so many hurdles to overcome. How do we build trust within the group? How do we keep serving our clients the way that they need? How do we merge our ways of doing EVERYTHING? How do we do all of this while simultaneously ELEVATING our service in all areas? As many of you know, both Brian and I are MG2 alum. The foundations of what we've been doing all these 17 years is largely based on what we learned at the MG2 back then. While much of the technology and infrastructure in the firm may be different for us, "why" we do things and "what" we're attempting to achieve are very similar. We speak that same language on everything, which frankly is an incredible time saver. This is supposed to be harder than this but we're already focused on elevating everything that we do. Such an exciting time.

This month, we’re looking back at the 1970s, a decade of growth and diversification for Miller Architects & Builders. In 1972, we acquired Penalt & Truzinski Architects to offer design-build services, and launched the Wausau Department to market factory-built homes. By 1974, we expanded into apartment construction, and in 1976, we introduced our Property Management Division. Our journey continued in 1978 with the creation of Prime Rate Inc., a franchised motel chain we built and managed. Each step In the 1970s, Miller Architects & Builders made significant strides, starting in 1972 with the acquisition of Penalt & Truzinski Architects, enabling us to offer comprehensive design-build services. That same year, we launched Wausau Department, focusing on factory-built homes. By 1974, we expanded into the apartment construction market and in 1976, added a Property Management Division to support our growing Real Estate Division. The decade concluded with our entry into the motel industry in 1978, establishing and managing a franchised chain through Prime Rate Inc. This era set the stage for Miller’s continued growth and diversification #miller #millerarchitects #millerbuilders #architect #architects #builders #builder #architecture #architecturaldesign #buildingdesign #construction #buildingconstruction #150years #legacy #history #design #quality #milestone #achievement

In many historic downtowns, the upper floors of commercial buildings often remain unused or underutilized. However, transforming these spaces into modern housing units is a vital step toward revitalizing urban centers and driving economic growth. For communities like Freeport, upper-floor redevelopment not only preserves historic architecture but also brings much-needed housing into the heart of the city. Read more here:

Unveiling our newest plans in Milton Keynes We have today unveiled our revised plans for a new neighbourhood on the north side Campbell Park in Milton Keynes - something we’re creating in partnership with Urban Splash Urban Splash and Glenbrook first submitted plans last year, including proposals for towers up to 18-storeys tall. However, following a public consultation on the plans held by Milton Keynes City Council, we decided to revise the designs, with new proposals featuring The revised plans now feature: 👉🏻 Five buildings with a range of heights (from 6 to 12-storeys), but all substantially lower than the towers previously proposed 👉🏻 A reduced number of homes – down from 450 to around 400 👉🏻 A new café, restaurant or bistro by the canal 👉🏻 A cycle link to connect the existing Redway network 👉🏻 Biodiversity improvements to protect nature by the canal, including bat-friendly lighting, green roofs, and new wildflower meadows and wetlands areas Nathan Cornish, director at Urban Splash, said: “The feedback on our original proposals was clear: people did not want to see such tall buildings in this location. So we’ve reduced the number of homes proposed for the site, and significantly cut the height of the buildings. “We’re still listening, and we’re going back out to consult the public again before we submit a new planning application.” Sunny Johal, Glenbrook development director, added: “This is phase one of a larger planned development across the north side of Campbell Park, so it’s really important that we get this right. That’s why we’re happy to make these changes to ensure that the homes and public spaces truly reflect the aspirations of the local community. “The park and the canal are two of the city’s best assets, and we want to complement them by creating green landscapes, play areas, enhanced walking and cycle routes to link up the Redways, and a pub or café to let people sit out next to the canal.” #miltonkeynes #campbellpark #development #jvpartners #jointventure #architecture #glenbrook #urbansplash Sunny Johal Nathan Cornish MKDP (Milton Keynes Development Partnership) Milton Keynes City Council Howells

🏗️ Exciting Times in NYC Construction! 🌆 Hey everyone, I wanted to share some buzz-worthy construction news from the Big Apple this past week! 🍎 Construction activity in New York City has been booming lately, with several major projects making headlines. 🌟 The construction of the new skyscraper in Midtown and the renovation of iconic buildings in Lower Manhattan are just a few examples of the city's dynamic landscape evolving right before our eyes. 🌇 This surge in construction isn't just about building taller or prettier structures; it's about shaping the future of the city and creating spaces that reflect its vibrant energy and diversity. 💥 Have you noticed any interesting developments or projects in the city lately? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Let's keep the conversation going. 💬 #NYCConstruction #BuildingTheFuture #CityThatNeverSleeps

Do you remember your first apartment? I remember mine. It didn't look like this. These multifamily communities are so elevated, so fresh and so clean, clean. #multifamilydesign #interiordesign #showerenclosure #domesticmanufacturing