We’re really excited to see how this shakes out everywhere. It has to happen, just a matter of when and how painful.
Fewer than 1 in 6 US office buildings ripe for conversion https://t.co/kew6AWf9GL
I love this trend. Just sad that they don’t talk more about the towers in LA.
As Graffiti Moves From Eyesore to Amenity, Landlords Try to Cash In (Gift Article) https://t.co/NHTPcEgxcZ
@cornell I'm very impressed with the evolution of the business school and its connection to the school of Architecture, Art and Planning.
Baker Program in Real Estate Announces STEM Designation and +1 Option for Undergrads https://t.co/TrsXmydge3
Forever love for new concrete innovation.
This new cement could become America’s next big bumper crop and help save the world as we know it - Fast Company https://t.co/2kwEnEodkQ
Congrats to @justinwills and @lunaluna for bringing this special art exhibit to Los Angeles and beyond.
Drake bought a fantastical, forgotten amusement park made by famous artists. It’s opening in L.A. this winter https://t.co/blj9HHzMb6
Virtual Power Plants are a big part of the answer. Utilities and the federal government should do more to encourage these systems.
The Next Power Plant Is on the Roof and in the Basement - The New Yorker https://t.co/9dGROx4k0n
“Looping.” My new favorite education concept.
“Those students didn’t have better teachers. They just happened to have the same teacher at least twice in different grades.”
Opinion | What Most American Schools Do Wrong https://t.co/qdQ67D2nYA
SF, the city that always comes back stronger. Great long form read on ….. What Happened to San Francisco, Really? - The New Yorker https://t.co/MWyd69J404
Going to the office was on its way home for years. The pandemic just accelerated the inevitable. Opinion | The Five-Day Office Week Is Dead https://t.co/VxqK1LMB2h