The design of tall buildings is increasingly moving from a practice of interpretation of three-dimensional space via 2-D drawings, to a 3-D process from end to end.

The tall building community is evolving past pure aesthetic impact and satisfying real-estate pro-formas, into an integrative practice that weaves skyscrapers into our increasingly diverse cities.

It might be assumed that, with increased density of high-rise construction, there will be less greenery in our cities.

As hyper-growth increasingly calls for high-density living and working, we need to rethink the skyscraper, not as a hermetic, isolated landmIf you’re a digital marketer, it’s important to catch the new trends and tactics to reach your… ark, but as a building that responds to the specificities of its urban and social context.

Jeffery Blake  is a serial entrepreneur and business educator. For over two decades, he’s launched and led multiple tech-enabled startups and delivered superior returns for his shareholders through two M&A …

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Anthony Berry is a passionate advocate for positive workplace culture. In his broad career spanning the higher education, for-profit, not-for-profit, and foundation sectors, he has focused his energy on developing …

John James is a Principal with the Steelcase Applied Research and Consulting team. He brings over 35 years of industry experience both in a design role and as a consultant. …

Brian Watson leads the Center for Positive Organizations at the University of Michigan. The Center helps leaders build high-performing organizations that bring out the best in people through ground-breaking research, …