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I repost a lot of posts…. Especially when it comes to our customers winning… There is a common theme… Most of the project wins are very complex. They require an additional level of sophistication and expertise. It’s no secret that DESTINI has been, and continues to be, the backbone for so many of our customers when it comes to winning complex projects. Some of the most influential industry leaders are using DESTINI. Are we satisfied, not even close… Technology is advancing rapidly. In order to keep up with the demand, you need a precon tech partner to grow and evolve with the demands of the market. If you have a homegrown solution (probably excel based) it’s extremely tough to keep up with those evolutionary demands. Most groups need to hire an in-house excel guru just to maintain it, let along making any enhancements. If you already have a software, make sure you understand how they are advancing, enhancing, and evolving WITH THEIR CUSTOMERS. Make sure you understand their customer base. And make sure their culture of of customer care, alings with yours. Beck Technology Adolfson & Peterson Construction Bridget M. Arnott

Rayner approves M&S Oxford Street demolition https://lnkd.in/eVm4wKqF Retailer Marks & Spencer has finally secured permission to demolish its former flagship store on London’s Oxford Street and replace it was a new building. Read Full Article: The Construction Index #Construction #UKConstruction #Building #Infrastructure #Engineering #ProjectManagement #ConstructionNews #InnovationInConstruction #SustainableConstruction #MegaProjects

In the Seattle DJC ‘Sustainable Building & Design’ Issue, Integrus Principal Tom Robbins highlights environmentally oriented and resilient design at the Portland International Airport. The PACR complex uniquely unites disparate functions of long-term parking, rental car services along with a critical airport operation building able to withstand natural disasters. Bringing rental car service close to the terminal (vs. offsite) streamlines airport campus vehicle circulation, and limits CO2 emissions. The LEED Gold complex marks the first Portland-metro area use of carbon sequestering CarbonCure concrete. Importantly, the 95,000 sf of airport operations office space is built to withstand a 9.0 Cascadian earthquake event, and to serve as a statewide disaster emergency coordination station. It's hiding in plain sight. Check it out next time you’re at PDX! Seattle DJC local business news and data - Environment - Hiding in Plain Sight: Sustainability and resilience beyond the terminal... https://lnkd.in/gstSfsbm

"Construction Begins on Universal Frisco Project" Read the full article below..

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Pleased to see progress on Nottingham's Broad Marsh area. Back in September 2020 Green Hustle's first festival, all online in the pandemic, hosted (alongside friends at Nottingham Climate Assembly) the first public meeting on re-imagining this opportune former shopping centre site... In an assembly format, we listened to over 60 attendees' hopes and dreams for our city's future. You can watch the whole thing back here: https://lnkd.in/di64e2br Background info was provided by Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust CEO Paul Wilkinson as well as two of our most pioneering and community-minded politicians, then-Deputy Leader and Carbon Neutral Nottingham 2028 champion Sally Longford and the ever-excellent Nadia Whittome MP. Ok it wasn't a terribly balanced panel, but was at a green-themed festival and 10,000 people had at that point already signed a petition calling for it to be made a green space. Early days for me, my very first experience co-designing and facilitating anything like an assembly. We also heard from a seven year old, and the brilliant Lucelia Rodrigues reflecting on what our youngest citizens wanted to see from the space from school engagement. But it was what came from our participants that was the magic, and it helped stimulate the official Big Conversation, playing a part in informing these plans. Jury is out on whether they deliver... Glad to see so many green roofs, more room given over to people and nature, even an actual marsh! And space for celebrating our heritage, which is what Nottingham people called for. (I just hope the Green Heart park doesn't get any smaller) The new NHS diagnostic centre and re-use of the broadly unloved old Broadmarsh centre's rather brutal frame is also, I think, fantastic. People power! 🏹 💚 EDITS - some good people have contradicted my initially rosey assessment, and I admit it isn't perfect. I have rebalanced a bit. I don't think we're ever all going to be totally happy AND it be viable for developers. Maybe a medium is being found here. I hope it is at least as green as the picture paints... Let's remember many people also find the idea of it being a big green space ridiculous and impractical, though I would love that too! I am proud of what we did in growing the conversation and demanding real engagement.

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New Podcast Alert! 🚨 Peter takes you on an exclusive tour of our latest property development project. Get the inside scoop on maximising space and boosting profit. Whether in the game or just starting, these tips are gold. Don’t miss the expert insights that could level up your next project 🎙️ #propertydevelopment #construction #builders

"Carlsbad Flex Space Construction Begins by Techbilt" Read the full article below..

TODAY! Join 475 High Performance Building Supply to take a tour of their new headquarters office in Brooklyn, a project made possible with funding from Empire State Development. Set to open in early 2025, the building represents a milestone in 475’s ongoing mission to transform the North American construction industry. The building will serve as a model for high-performance building practices, employing Passive House principles, mass timber construction, and foam-free, low-carbon materials to achieve dual Passive House certification with both Passive House Institute and Phius. The retrofit employs nearly every component and material that 475 supplies. In this virtual tour 475 CEO Floris Keverling Buisman will take us through how the 5 pillars of Passive House were achieved using 475 solutions, including: the Pro Clima airtightness system, Brink heat recovery ventilation, and Lamilux flat roof skylights. Join us to find out how 475 worked to take their own advice, and what it means to build like the future depends on it. Join us 👉 https://ow.ly/Vcvu50Uk23c