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Architecture
'Value Engineering' 2023-Style Adds Real Value As It Cuts Cost
Value engineering needs a reset to satisfy both the business requirements to produce homes profitably in trickier times, and to win over customers whose discrimination and hesitation guards may go up at any moment.
Wellness & The Built Environment
A Look Back To Move Forward As Partners In Environmental Wellness
It’s our job now to stay close with our customers, and to collaborate. To create great places -- good for people and the planet -- we need to break down barriers against adopting an innovation by focusing on its value to our customers and the cost – and value – to our businesses.
Architecture
Value Engineering Is Only Partly About Design And Price ... It's A Strategy
Tactics and tailwinds – necessary and successful as they've been in stemming what could have been a rout from the start of 2023 – amount to this: They've bought builders time.
Wellness & The Built Environment
Taking Up Space: Mental Health Emerges As A Design Priority
The built environment may be one area we have more control over than other factors affecting mental wellness, but only if we design and create with intention.
Marketing & Sales
Come What May, A New Emerging Generation Of Adults Awaits Solutions
It's time now to look at affordability through two lenses: Bending cost curves downward and bending payment power, and motivation upward to meet at a new, more expansive level of attainability.
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Architecture 10.06.23
'Value Engineering' 2023-Style Adds Real Value As It Cuts Cost
Value engineering needs a reset to satisfy both the business requirements to produce homes profitably in trickier times, and to win over customers whose discrimination and hesitation guards may go up at any moment.
Wellness & The Built Environment 09.15.23
A Look Back To Move Forward As Partners In Environmental Wellness
It’s our job now to stay close with our customers, and to collaborate. To create great places -- good for people and the planet -- we need to break down barriers against adopting an innovation by focusing on its value to our customers and the cost – and value – to our businesses.
Architecture 05.01.23
Value Engineering Is Only Partly About Design And Price ... It's A Strategy
Tactics and tailwinds – necessary and successful as they've been in stemming what could have been a rout from the start of 2023 – amount to this: They've bought builders time.
Wellness & The Built Environment 04.06.23
Taking Up Space: Mental Health Emerges As A Design Priority
The built environment may be one area we have more control over than other factors affecting mental wellness, but only if we design and create with intention.
Marketing & Sales 10.26.22
Come What May, A New Emerging Generation Of Adults Awaits Solutions
It's time now to look at affordability through two lenses: Bending cost curves downward and bending payment power, and motivation upward to meet at a new, more expansive level of attainability.
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