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“Arcadis, a global leader in design and consultancy for natural and built assets, moved into its state-of-the-art workspace, nestled in the heart of The Plaza Coral Gables. The office is dedicated to Arcadis’ architecture and urbanism team, who designed it with the future workplace in mind,” added Informed Infrastructure.

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Shopping malls will become....what? Hear from Arcadis' Matt Billerbeck as he discusses four strategies for the reinvention of the so-called ghost mall.

“The birth of shopping centers brought fashion to the suburbs. They gave teenagers a place to hang out and families a space to eat and buy everything they needed at once. They were anchored by big-box department stores, many of which are now failing. Only a select few continue to thrive, a testament to their ability to reinvent themselves as experiential destinations. Outside of those retail innovators, savvy owners and developers are turning to entertainment retailers and venues as a means of attracting visitors, and they are capitalizing on those dark department store spaces,” he adds.

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Shopping malls will become....what? Matt Billerbeck considers the future of traditional shopping malls and suggests four retail center design strategies for reinventing shopping malls.

Hear from Jodi Williams and Susan Soehnlen as they discuss, “Role of The Office in 2023 and Beyond” in their new Work Design Magazine op-ed.

They add, “Changing company policies, advancements in technology, and the evolving built environment has led to shifts in the way individuals approach their work. Instead of expecting the office to rival the shifts in our homes with the rise in remote and hybrid work, companies should strive to utilize their physical facilities as a collaborative partner in the overall network of where work is done.”

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The Role of The Office in 2023 and Beyond To design the office of the future, Jodi Williams and Susan Soehnlen of Arcadis share the four ways we must imagine it.

“With an array of moving parts, healthcare facilities typically revolve around their internal operations, which can create a sense of disconnection from the communities they are meant to serve. The harsh reality is that one-half of the world's population still lacks proper healthcare access, transforming healthcare from a mere necessity into a privilege.”

Hear from Arcadis’ Michael St. Clair and Matthew Kennedy in their recent op-ed where they explore, “Integrating Technology and Design to Expand Accessible Healthcare.”

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Integrating Technology and Design to Expand Accessible Healthcare - Construction Health care facilities professionals learn about: Introducing third spaces can move healthcare bring healthcare into communities that need it most.

“It’s a way to demonstrate that the strategies we are proposing to reduce embodied carbon are working as well as we want them to work… The power that these tools have in helping us predict the impact of sustainable strategies in building performance is enormous,” Pablo La Roche adds.

In a Propmodo article, Roche offers insights about how architects are utilizing tech to help make buildings sustainable.

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Architects Are Using Tech to Make Buildings More Sustainable Learn about sustainable architecture using computational design and biomimicry to reduce carbon emissions and promote a sustainable future.