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The City of Centralia annexes land, including a camp for the homeless; development expected
March 17. At a regular meeting on Tuesday evening, the Centralia City Council decided to annex a 109-acre tract of land along Reynolds Boulevard. The annexation includes the area where the Blakeslee Junction homeless camp is located and extends south to the banks of the Skookumchuck River. The ci...Read more -
Industrial Metal Supply Expands Arizona Presence with More Warehouse Space and Expanded Services | Newsline
The largest metals supplier in the region has almost doubled its new warehouse to meet the growing demand of Arizona’s booming manufacturing industry, engineers, contractors, hobbyists and artisans PHOENIX, February 21, 2023 (Newswire.com) — Industrial Metal Supply Co (IMS), the large...Read more -
Accelerate problem solving through architectural innovation
The premise of HGTV Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is that a worthy home is awarded to a team of contractors, designers, and construction industry professionals who join a five-day blitz to completely remodel a family home into their dream home. As an architect who knows it takes about six months...Read more -
Studioninedots turns warehouse into Bovenbouwwerkplaats hub
Dutch architecture firm Studionedots has transformed a former railway warehouse in Utrecht into a cluster of co-working and public spaces called Bovenbouwwerkplaats. To celebrate the “roughness and elegance” of the early 20th-century building, Studioinedots restored its abandoned bric...Read more -
Modern Prefab Steel Structure Building Prefabricated Warehouse/Workshop/Aircraft Hangar/Office Construction Material
CHESTERFIELD, MO (KMOV). Chesterfield will open a massive music center in 2024 to bring the biggest stars to St. Louis to rehearse and perform. News 4 visited the Gateway Studios construction site on 32 acres across the street from St. Louis Spirit Airport. The $150 million facility is slated to ...Read more -
Explore America’s 10 Most Popular Residential Architecture Styles Today
As we slide into the post-postmodern world, many architectural styles have been changed and mixed beyond recognition, but some recognizable styles can still be seen in new buildings being built across the country. While the architectural styles of the past symbolized something of their region—thi...Read more -
Coworking T Square / Stateline No. 7 Architects
Text description provided by the architect. The project began with an owner|architect|developer conceived of a co-located home and office project in an urban location|working environment. Inspired by the building’s spatial needs after it was originally occupied, the unused lower level was r...Read more -
Joseph Allred against the fickleness of modern life | Peculiarities
Guitarist and prolific producer Joseph Allred has a closer relationship with time than most musicians. Allred, who traveled to Nashville this week from the small town of Crawford, Tennessee for a solo show at the Random Sample concert space in West Nashville, has created a musical world that para...Read more -
Are Japanese-style earthquake-resistant buildings the future of real estate?
Japan is a seismically active region known for its first-class building infrastructure, capable of withstanding a magnitude 7 earthquake. The country has established two levels of seismic resistance: if a building is damaged in a smaller earthquake, it must be rebuilt from scratch, including the ...Read more -
Scots believe bourbon makers are ruining “their” casks
The seemingly innocuous headline: “Why More and More Bourbon Producers Are Cleaning Their Used Barrels,” explains Suzanne Skiver Barton in her article in Whiskey Magazine, since bourbon must be aged in new casks, just like producers of other types of aged products. in barrels, such as...Read more -
Explore America’s 10 Most Popular Residential Architecture Styles Today
As we slide into the post-postmodern world, many architectural styles have been changed and mixed beyond recognition, but some recognizable styles can still be seen in new buildings being built across the country. While the architectural styles of the past symbolized something of their region—thi...Read more -
Scots believe bourbon makers are ruining “their” casks
The seemingly innocuous headline: “Why More and More Bourbon Producers Are Cleaning Their Used Barrels,” explains Suzanne Skiver Barton in her article in Whiskey Magazine, since bourbon must be aged in new casks, just like producers of other types of aged products. in barrels, such as...Read more