Tag Archives: architecture
Identifying Chicago’s Trophies
I just finished up having a conversation with Howard Ecker regarding the Chicago and New York City office markets. Always one to offer a unique perspective, Howard posed an interesting question. He challenged me to name an office property in … Continue reading
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Tagged 390 Park Avenue, 767 Fifth Avenue, 9 West 57th Street, architecture, chicago, commerical real estate, GM Building, Howard Ecker + Company, Lever House, Lou Vidaillet, New York City, Office Building, Seagram Building, Solow Building, Willis Tower, Wrigley Building
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LEED Certification and Building Selection (Part 6 of 6)
For part 6 of our discussion Partners By Design sat down with The Office Diggs to discuss LEED certification and building selection….
Posted in LEED Information
Tagged American Hospital Association, architecture, chicago, commerical real estate, Green, Howard Ecker + Company, Karyn Wanaski, LEED, LEED CI, LEED Commercial Interiors, Leopardo, Lou Vidaillet, office space, Partners By Design, real estate, Tenant Advice, Tom Rowland, U.S. Green Building Council
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Creating a Timeline for LEED CI (Part 5 of 6)
To learn more about how Partners By Design structures a timeline when planning to build LEED CI space, this is a must see video…..
Posted in LEED Information
Tagged American Hospital Association, architecture, chicago, commerical real estate, Green, Howard Ecker + Company, Karyn Wanaski, LEED, LEED CI, LEED Commercial Interiors, Leopardo, Lou Vidaillet, office space, Partners By Design, real estate, Tenant Advice, Tom Rowland, U.S. Green Building Council
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What is Sustainable Design? (Part 2 of 6)
As a follow up to last week’s conversation regarding American Hospital Association’s recent build out, check out Part Two of my discussion with Partners By Design and hear their thoughts on Sustainable Design…….
Posted in Sustainable Design
Tagged American Hospital Association, architecture, chicago, commerical real estate, Howard Ecker + Company, Karyn Wanaski, LEED, LEED CI, LEED Commercial Interiors, Leopardo, Lou Vidaillet, Office Building, Partners By Design, sustainable design, Tom Rowland
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A Discussion On LEED Commercial Interiors (1 of 6)
The award-winning design firm, Partners By Design (PBD), was hired to design elements of American Hospital Association’s (AHA) newly built out office space in Chicago. Check out the design and learn more in the video below. Special thanks to Partners By … Continue reading
Posted in LEED Information
Tagged American Hospital Association, architecture, chicago, commerical real estate, Howard Ecker + Company, Karyn Wanaski, LEED, LEED CI, LEED Commercial Interiors, Leopardo, Lou Vidaillet, Office Building, office space, Partners By Design, real estate, Ron Carlson, Tenant Advice, Tom Rowland, U.S. Green Building Council
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Top 10 Square Foot Users By Industry
Industry Average square foot measurement (per employee) 1. Law Firms 423 square feet 2. Services … Continue reading
Posted in Top 10 Lists
Tagged architecture, commerical real estate, Office Building, office space, real estate, Tenant Advice
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520 Madison Avenue
Located in the heart of the Plaza District, 520 Madison Avenue is one of New York City’s most prestigious addresses. This 43 story, 1,034,108 square foot office building was completed in 1982 and designed by Swanke Hayden Connell & Partners. According … Continue reading
Posted in Office Building of the Month
Tagged 520 Madison Avenue, architecture, Carlyle, commerical real estate, Fortis, Green, Howard Ecker + Company, Jefferies & Company, LEED, madison avenue, New York City, Office Building, office space, real estate, swanke hayden connell & partners, tishman speyer, U.S. Green Building Council
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The Flatiron Building
Although New York City has a number of iconic office buildings, my favorite happens to be the Flatiron Building. Consisting of 22 floors and a surface area of 183,449 square feet, at the time of its completion in 1902, The Flatiron … Continue reading
