Little Island was recently featured on the Built Podcast, where key voices behind this visionary park—Signe Nielsen (MNLA), Mat Cash (Heatherwick studio), Laura Clement (Executive Director), and Michael Wiggins (Director of Engagement and Strategic Partnerships)—shared their insights. They discussed the creative vision, design challenges, and community impact of building a public park that blends art, nature, and public space. Listen to the episode here: https://lnkd.in/d_5hUpFb
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PODCAST: As of 2024, about 500 skyscrapers are under construction worldwide. Why are we seeing the skyscraper building boom? Which countries are home to the most high-rises? What are the economic and technical limitations of constructing buildings that reach toward the clouds? Jason Barr, professor of economics at Rutgers University and author of “Building the Skyline: The Birth and Growth of Manhattan’s Skyscrapers,” and “Cities in the Sky: The Quest to Build the World’s Tallest Skyscrapers,” joins the program to discuss. #raapodcasts #ireipodcasts #ireocpodcasts
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PODCAST: As of 2024, about 500 skyscrapers are under construction worldwide. Why are we seeing the skyscraper building boom? Which countries are home to the most high-rises? What are the economic and technical limitations of constructing buildings that reach toward the clouds? Jason Barr, professor of economics at Rutgers University and author of “Building the Skyline: The Birth and Growth of Manhattan’s Skyscrapers,” and “Cities in the Sky: The Quest to Build the World’s Tallest Skyscrapers,” joins the program to discuss. #raapodcasts #ireipodcasts #ireocpodcasts
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How do you turn an office building into a vibrant apartment community? In this EisnerAmper podcast episode, Mark Cartella of Alterra Property Group shares the story behind transforming 1701 Market Street into 299 modern apartments. From design plans to financial strategies, discover what it takes to redefine urban living. Listen here: https://okt.to/4zwE1D #AdaptiveReuse #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstate #BreakingGroundPodcast
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How do you turn an office building into a vibrant apartment community? In this EisnerAmper podcast episode, Mark Cartella of Alterra Property Group shares the story behind transforming 1701 Market Street into 299 modern apartments. From design plans to financial strategies, discover what it takes to redefine urban living. Listen here: https://okt.to/oTe9EL #AdaptiveReuse #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstate #BreakingGroundPodcast
Breaking Ground: 1701 Market Street: A Case Study on Adaptive Reuse
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How do you turn an office building into a vibrant apartment community? In this EisnerAmper podcast episode, Mark Cartella of Alterra Property Group shares the story behind transforming 1701 Market Street into 299 modern apartments. From design plans to financial strategies, discover what it takes to redefine urban living. Listen here: https://okt.to/GjrnfL #AdaptiveReuse #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstate #BreakingGroundPodcast
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Still not sure how Place Score can help improve outcomes in your mainstreet, park or across your suburb, LGA or region? Listen to this great podcast with CEO Kylie Legge and the Planning Xchange. https://lnkd.in/grDy5HKU
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A really good listen!