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Amazon, Uber Eats and Whole Foods walk into a lobby: From grandeur to groceries, the lobby has a new job description
From Journal Square to Paulus Hook, New Jersey’s Gold Coast is lined with stunning pre-war buildings that speak to a bygone era of craftsmanship, character and architectural grandeur. High ceilings, intricate moldings, brick facades and hand-laid parquet floors give these properties a timeless appeal, especially for developers and residents who value authenticity over uniformity. But restoring and reimagining these buildings for modern use — particularly in a way that makes them fully accessible — is one of the biggest challenges construction teams face today.
Preserving charm, building for all: The ADA challenge in pre-war renovations
From Journal Square to Paulus Hook, New Jersey’s Gold Coast is lined with stunning pre-war buildings that speak to a bygone era of craftsmanship, character and architectural grandeur. High ceilings, intricate moldings, brick facades and hand-laid parquet floors give these properties a timeless appeal, especially for developers and residents who value authenticity over uniformity. But restoring and reimagining these buildings for modern use — particularly in a way that makes them fully accessible — is one of the biggest challenges construction teams face today.
Minimizing the risk of roof monetization
To avoid the so-called “tail wagging the dog,” rooftop owners can avail themselves of certain strategies in structuring rooftop lease deals to minimize risk. This article touches upon a few strategies, including reserve areas and relocation and recapture rights.
Sustainable solutions: Managing rising utility costs in the hotel industry
The push for sustainability and decarbonization is reshaping the landscape of building management, particularly in the hospitality sector. Hotels operating around the clock face mounting utility costs and regulatory pressures to reduce their carbon footprint. As utility expenses climb, innovative practices and technologies emerge as essential financial resilience and environmental stewardship tools.
AIA NJ architects look forward to 2024
With 2024 business in full swing, American Institute of Architects (AIA) New Jersey architects look forward to new opportunities across the state. We are focused on applying creative problem solving and visioning to help owners and developers maximize the investment value of their properties. We know that good design can add economic value for owners and benefit all project stakeholders.
