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Arrowstreet at NZ19
Arrowstreet Principal Larry Spang AIA, LEED AP will be presenting the recently completed net zero King Open/Cambridge Street Upper Schools at NZ19. The event is the world’s largest net zero building expo focusing on net zero energy, water, waste, transit, and carbon. The event itself is zero-waste and carbon-neutral, hosted at the Los Angeles Convention Center. NZ19 will feature exciting…
Amy Korté Presents at NAIOP’s Navigating the Permitting Maze: A Crash Course on Permitting in Massachusetts
Arrrowstreet President Amy Korté, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, will be presenting at NAIOP’s Navigating the Permitting Maze: A Crash Course on Permitting in Massachusetts workshop. The workshop will focus on permitting basics, as well as more complex issues, such as MEPA, Article 80, Chapter 91 licensing, climate change resiliency, trends in transportation, the importance of community outreach, and more. It…
Arrowstreet Attends the 2019 ULI Fall Meeting
Arrowstreet will be attending the 2019 ULI Fall Meeting. The Fall Meeting brings together more than 6,500 professionals from every sector of the real estate industry. This year attendees will learn from those who are on the forefront of transforming D.C. from government town to innovation hub.
Youth Climate Strike
From Friday September 20 to September 27, all over the world people of all ages will be mobilizing to demand transformative action be taken by our world’s governments to address the climate crisis. Building on a historic surge of student protests and strikes for climate action, the September 20 strike comes ahead of the United Nations Summit on Climate Change…
How to Keep the Architect’s Eye on a Changing Future
The following is a piece written by Arrowstreet Associate Victoria Wright for Banker & Tradesman, published on September 8, 2019. It’s no secret that Massachusetts is a national leader in biotech research, with R&D spending topping $71 billion in 2017, according to the industry group PhRMA. For the last five years, my work at Arrowstreet has been primarily focused on…
