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In the News: GBCA and NAWIC Spotlight Philadelphia’s Women in Construction
GBCA and NAWIC Spotlight Philadelphia’s Women in Construction, including Colleen Mills (Senior Project Manager) of INTECH Construction. Read more on GBCA.com.
In the News: Phila.’s first micro hotel opens
Philadelphia’s first micro hotel — Pod Philly — has opened, adding 252 rooms to the market. It joins six other Pod properties between New York and Washington, D.C. Read more on Philadelphia Business Journal.
In the News: Dranoff’s newest development on South Broad marks construction milestone
Dranoff Properties’ $253 million Arthaus condominium development on South Broad Street in Philadelphia marked a construction milestone with the arrival of a crane. Read more on Philadelphia Business Journal.
In the News: INTECH is honored as one of Philadelphia’s Best Places to Work
INTECH is honored as one of Philadelphia’s Best Places to Work. Thank you to all of our fantastic employees, and congratulations on receiving this award. Read more on Philadelphia Business Journal.
In the News: Hilton breaks ground on Camden’s 1st hotel in decades
Camden may not have a hotel, but that will soon change. Hilton has started work on a new 180-room property that will be the first hotel in decades for the South Jersey city. Read more on Philadelphia Business Journal.
In the News: Lincoln Square Historic Train Shed receives Economic Impact Award
Lincoln Square Historic Train Shed Rehabilitation and Addition has received the 2019 Economic Impact Award from the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia for preservation that benefits economic development. Read more on Preservation Alliance.
In the News: An elegant office solution for Brandywine Global Investment Management
Headquartered in the heart of Center City Philadelphia, the investment and asset management firm embraced an elegant activity-based workspace model for their new 67,500 SF office. See the article on Officelovin’.
In the News: Subaru workers will cross a bridge when it comes to them
Subaru of America already has its own street outside a new headquarters here. It’s about to get a bridge, too. But while Subaru Drive carries cars and trucks, the company’s span will serve workers walking between the 250,000-square-foot headquarters and a smaller facility now under construction. See the article on Courier Post.
In the News: Thirteen projects win in 2018 Modernism in America Awards
Another edition of the Docomomo US Modernism in America Awards has come to a close! Today, the non-profit group announced 13 winners of the 2018 awards competition, which distinguished outstanding restoration projects that demonstrate high levels of design expertise and commitment to historic preservation. See the article on Archinect.
In the News: New Philly Pod Hotel to give visitors a (very) little space to themselves
For Philadelphia hotels, small might be the next big thing. Crews are scheduled to begin work this spring near the southeast corner of 19th and Ludlow Streets in Center City on an outpost of the Pod Hotels chain, part of a growing hospitality genre known as micro-hotels. They’re defined by tiny rooms, trendy design flourishes, […]