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    Courtesy of Kris Decker, Firewater Photography
    When United Community Bank was looking to build a new headquarters in Greenville, South Carolina, project developer Steve Navarro of The Furman Co. was familiar with the property and knew it would be able to support the bank’s vision. Near trails, parks, neighborhoods, and the interstate, it’s in an accessible location.
    This Greenville headquarters leans into its location through amenities and events that create a place where people are proud to work.
    Courtesy of Eric Laignel
    Exterior of the renovated Ramova Theatre in Chicago at night.
    Robert Nieminen
    Dec. 6, 2024
    After decades of vacancy, Chicago’s iconic Ramova Theatre returns as a vibrant multi-use venue, preserving architectural heritage while modernizing a community asset.
    Courtesy of CREO Architecture
    Now that the office-to-multifamily conversion is complete, the Travis Building’s apartments are fully leased.
    Janelle Penny
    Nov. 20, 2024
    The city’s Travis Building, situated on the historic Riverwalk, underwent an office-to-residential conversion this year and now boasts 63 luxury apartments.
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    Nov. 19, 2024
    The Elev8 Design Awards is your chance to highlight the groundbreaking projects shaping the future of commercial buildings with your architecture and design partners.
    Courtesy of Autodesk
    Built in 1997, the 125,000-square-foot Wright Museum includes a permanent exhibit that brings visitors on an immersive journey through various art galleries and rotating exhibits to foster learning and engagement.
    Robert Nieminen
    Aug. 28, 2024
    Discover how the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is leveraging smart technology to become a model of cultural and sustainable preservation.
    Courtesy of Mike Van Tassel
    Robert Nieminen
    July 16, 2024
    The iconic 123 South Broad Street building in the heart of downtown Philadelphia blends historic architecture with modern amenities—and significant energy savings to boot.