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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is moving its Milwaukee office to the 310W building in the Westown neighborhood, according to city permits.

John Marshall High School economics students slated to participate in planned business pitch event on Thursday.

/PRNewswire/ -- BD Investment Partners, LLC (BDI Partners), a lower-middle market private investment firm focused on the Built Environment, is pleased to...

“The need for landscape architecture has never been greater,” AILA National Awards jury chair Claire Martin says. “Whether by accelerating adaptation, strategising for carbon and flood mitigation, increasing biodiversity or improving the health of our waterways. Likewise, landscape architects can strengthen people’s connection with their environment and to each other, improve livelihoods and health outcomes, foster truth telling and simply bring joy to people.”

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The architectural firm envisions Thebarton as a Country-centred landscape and riverside dotted with buildings and spaces for health and innovation, mixed housing, commercial activity, and community interaction. Given the growing demand for housing and jobs with proximity to transport, services, and amenities, Architectus has identified the former light industrial corridor as ripe for renewal, with its strategic location between emerging health and innovation developments and a rich, diverse natu...

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Sydney Opera House has a relatively unknown connection with China. On its 50th anniversary, SBS Chinese delves into what could be a well-kept secret inside Australia's iconic landmark.

/PRNewswire/ -- A groundbreaking development has surfaced in South Africas construction sector. The University of Johannesburg (UJ) unveiled a pilot project...

According to Anthony Odili of the School of Built Environment and Development at UKZN, 19% of residents still use non-sewer sanitation.