Month: April 2022

Manhattan’s Center for Architecture Imagines the Future of Universal Design

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[ad_1] Manhattan’s Center for Architecture Imagines the Future of Universal Design Installation view of Reset: Towards a New Commons, now on view at Manhattan’s Center for Architecture through September 3. Image © Sam Lahoz ShareShare Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whatsapp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/980993/manhattans-center-for-architecture-imagines-the-future-of-universal-design How can Universal Design bridge the divides that have left many Americans stranded …

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Corner Lot acquires historic River House overlooking St. Johns River

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[ad_1] Primarily known as a residential, multi-family and commercial development company, Corner Lot’s initiative to preserve and protect some of Jacksonville’s most historic structures recently developed further when the company acquired the historic River House overlooking the St. Johns River. Located at 2105 River Blvd., the River House has served as a hotel, a private …

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Real estate company IndiCap buys 113 acres near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport

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[ad_1] PHOENIX — A Nevada-based commercial real estate company has made its first foray into Arizona, buying 113 acres of land near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. IndiCap’s $48 million purchase, a joint venture with AECOM-Canyon Partners, will consist of 10 buildings with over 1.6 million square feet of industrial buildings. The project, called Eastmark Center of …

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Meet 3 St. Louis Area Companies That Ethically Source Timber | ABODE magazine

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[ad_1] Photo courtesy of Rustic Grain The intentionality of sustainability and local sourcing continue to grow in residential design, as evidenced by a trio of metro area companies: American Timber Salvage, Refab and Rustic Grain. All three occupy St. Louis: American Timber Salvage in the Near North Riverfront neighborhood, Refab in the Benton Park West …

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M/I Homes, Inc. (MHO) CEO Robert Schottenstein on Q1 2022 Results – Earnings Call Transcript

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[ad_1] M/I Homes, Inc. (MHO) Q1 2022 Earnings Conference Call April 27, 2022 4:00 PM ET Company Participants Phillip Creek – EVP and CFO Robert Schottenstein – CEO and President Susan Krohne – SVP and Chief Legal Officer Derek Klutch – President, Mortgage Company Ann Marie Hunker – VP, Chief Accounting Officer and Controller Mark …

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Inside a Luxurious Bath Designed by Josh Manes Architecture

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[ad_1] Courtesy of Josh Manes Architecture “The first thing you saw when you stepped off the elevator was this dark, almost Gothic bath,” says Jaclyn Manes, interior designer at Josh Manes Architecture, of this guest bathroom in a Soho, New York, loft. The main culprit? Dark brown porcelain tile printed with an overwrought acanthus leaf …

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10 Retro Treasures From a 50-Year-Old Lego Toy Catalog

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[ad_1] Lego’s first motorized train arrived in 1967, five years before this catalog was released, but the company continues to expand its railroad offerings to this day. The 4.5V electric train of 1972 more or less reflects the look of Lego’s earliest train models, hiding the chunky battery powering it in a trailing carriage. This …

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Planning Board Recap: Board gets first crack at trio of new projects

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[ad_1] ITHACA, N.Y.—As City of Ithaca Planning Board meetings go, this month’s felt relatively fresh. Since projects usually require several months of review, often times it just feels like a rehash with a few new details or changes. This month, three of the six projects on the agenda were either totally new to the board …

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