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Engineers from Thornton Tomasetti and Gensler make the case that hybrid mass timber can slash data center embodied carbon and compress schedules without compromising the punishing loads these facilities demand. The data center has become one of the largest and most scrutinized real estate categories in the United States, and the design teams behind it […]
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The e-commerce giant takes down a 248,786-square-foot building at the long-delayed Marks Avenue project, deepening its Central Valley logistics footprint as national big-box demand rebounds. Amazon has planted its flag at the most contentious industrial project to break ground in Fresno in years. The e-commerce giant confirmed last week that it will occupy a 248,786-square-fo...
The San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce is rallying business leaders ahead of Monday’s City Council budget hearing, where a $5.5 billion spending plan and $18.9 million in service cuts hang in the balance. San Jose’s business community is making a final push to shape the city’s fiscal future. With the City Council set […]
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The city repurposes its 2004-built downtown property at 429 Bryant St. into a teen center and permanent home for La Comida’s senior nutrition program. The City of Palo Alto on Wednesday celebrated the grand opening of the Bryant Street Community Center, completing the transformation of a city-owned downtown building that spent nearly two decades as […]
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A three-month kaleidoscope installation at Circle of Palms anchors the city’s bid to draw foot traffic to a downtown grappling with 30.8 percent office vacancy. San José is wagering that mirrored glass and shifting fractal light can do what a decade of office leasing has not: pull people back to the city’s downtown core. The […]
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