Often, I come across interesting articles. Whether they are about commercial or industrial properties, unique architecture, or any other thought-provoking topics, I like to take a look. This month’s articles of interest involve a multi-million-dollar office conversion, surveying, and hybrid workspaces.
From Multi-Million Dollar Office to Housing
Office conversions can be costly depending on the size, location, and requirements of the project. Jobs like this can be turned down depending on local laws and regulations. The design and age of the building itself could also be a problem when looking to convert.
One building in Manhattan’s financial district is undergoing this transformation. Watch the process and challenges behind this specific project by clicking the link below.
All About Surveying
Surveying determines the overall position of points above, on, or underneath the outer layer of the earth. This is used to measure linear parameters as well as angular parameters for the foundation of points through which plans and maps can be prepared.
Surveying is important because it helps builders establish the location and positioning of future structures. Without it, buildings, bridges, and even roads could be built on unstable foundations. Here are more details about the different types of surveying and how it works.
Maximizing the Use of Hybrid Workspaces
In our post-pandemic society, office spaces must be innovative and engaging to help businesses retain employees. With many adapting to hybrid work, there is more opportunity to create a collaborative and productive environment. A workspace designed with the happiness of its employees in mind can lead to a thriving company culture. See how this can be accomplished effectively below.
