Bringing Together Foresight.
And Insight.

Outgoing LAI President Kathy King introduces the incoming President Craig Binning.

Tall buildings in North America have retained their lure even in a post-pandemic world. Cities like New York, where fears of an “urban doom loop” became widespread, are rebounding, while former lower-rise cities like Austin and Toronto demonstrate how tall buildings can help facilitate urban growth.

Renowned Urban Planner and UC San Diego Faculty member Bill Fulton recently developed an extensive analysis of the major U.S. metropolises whose economies heavily rely on employment in Health Care and Education   i.e.: Meds and Eds.

What makes a “global city”? The concept has been in use since the 1980s, as a way to identify the urban command-and-control centers of globalization. Boston’s experience demonstrates how global cities participate in international networks of investment, trade, knowledge exchange, telecommunications,...

At the June FL Suncoast Chapter meeting, Architecture Sarasota President Marty Hylton opened his excellent presentation via an overview of the Sarasota School of Architecture with a multitude of iconic images intertwined with interesting, often humorous, anecdotes regarding the architects and/or the...