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    Starting a construction or renovation project? Make sure you have the right dumpster for the task.
    Sean Foley
    April 4, 2025
    For major construction and renovation projects, waste management is critical. Here’s how to make sure you’ve selected the right dumpster.
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    Now that the office-to-multifamily conversion is complete, the Travis Building’s apartments are fully leased.
    Janelle Penny
    Nov. 20, 2024
    The city’s Travis Building, situated on the historic Riverwalk, underwent an office-to-residential conversion this year and now boasts 63 luxury apartments.
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    Eagle Academy in Washington, DC, features a translucent skin that allows controlled daylight to penetrate into the building’s interior during the day. At night, it provides a distinctive soft glow.
    Neall Digert
    Nov. 1, 2024
    Access to daylight is a crucial consideration for healthy, sustainable buildings—and it can be achieved even in retrofit and adaptive reuse applications. Here’s how.
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    Jennie Morton
    July 26, 2024
    The 150-year-old Lemann Building provides a new way to cultivate community with the adaptive reuse of a historic store into a preschool and lofts. Learn more.
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    Cheyne W. Harris
    July 17, 2024
    Older industrial areas and historic buildings can be transformed for new uses—but they can present big challenges. Here are three of the biggest potential pitfalls.
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    Gary Johnson
    July 3, 2024
    Adaptive reuse that turns underutilized offices into multifamily or hospitality buildings lowers a project’s embodied carbon and keeps the fabric of our cities intact. Here’s ...