Letter to the Editor of Banker & Tradesman by Jason S. Weissman The communal, personal and economic effect of the coronavirus has infringed every fabric of our daily lives. This unwelcome disruption has generated a panic that we must quickly transcend. Staying healthy is paramount – both physically and mentally. We need to be mindful and act responsibly to […]
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Like many cities today, Boston has a shortage of affordable housing. Along with that, the Boston population is expanding significantly faster than housing can be built. What will this mean Bostantonians long term? Solutions for limited space, reducing project expenses and expediting the preconstruction process all come down to the initial design phase. Design leaders […]
Read MoreBy William H. Catlin Commercial landlords consumed the past 10 years trying to accommodate a moving target, under the budgetary guise of “maximizing heads per square foot.” The open floor plan has been tried and tested in multiple formats – from coworking solutions to headquarter locations. Architects, landlords, and tenants alike have learned from trying […]
Read MoreManolis Kellis, a Computational Biology Professor at MIT took us all to school as he shared his screen to display what the virus genome looks like and how he and his team have been mapping the RNA of the Covid Virus. The Greek born Biologist spent time reviewing how this virus gets weaker as it […]
Read MoreCommercial landlords swept up in coworking and open office trends have not lost sight on the importance of physical office space in accommodating the Millennial and Gen-Z consumer. By Mariah Brown | GlobeSt | March 10, 2020 Commercial landlords swept up in coworking and open office trends have not lost sight on the importance of […]
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