Universities Aim for “A+” in Carbon Reductions
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Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
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Whitney Reveals Piano’s Design for Downtown Branch
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There Will Be Tacos, There Will Be Compost
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ZweigWhite: M&A Activity Among A/E & Environmental Consulting Firms Remains Resilient
In spite of a weakening economy, ZweigWhite advisors continue to see significant interest in M&A activity in the architecture, engineering and environmental consulting industries. Tightening credit markets, which have put a damper on M&A activity in other industries, has not had a profound effect on the A/E & environmental consulting industry. Deals in the environmental sector in particular seem to be on the rise, according to the market tracking firm.
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International UFO Museum and Research Center
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LEED 2009 now open for second public comment period
LEED 2009 is now open for second public comment. LEED 2009 is a new version of the U.S. Green Building Council’s green building rating system. LEED 2009 is intended to deliver against key environmental and human health impacts, and put in place a transparent framework for weighting credits accordingly, based on the best available science.
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Woo is First Architect to Win Ho-Am Prize
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Despite Its Diminutive Stature, Singapore Booms
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