Construction Weekly Magazine
Commercial investing means acquiring warehouses within business districts, but it may also mean constructing and leasing retail stores, childcare facilities, facilities, resorts, car parks, health centers as well as electronic billboards. While most are skeptical of investing in commercial property because of the perceived greater risk (in comparison to investing in a residential home), a commercial […]
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Awareness is key to realizing what needs to be done to achieve one’s utmost potential. As for FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) companies, its BoP (Base of the Pyramid) becomes recognized as the most feasible platform where it can create positive impact through its suppliers, collaborators, producers, distributors, product designers and retailers. The potential roots […]
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Opening an art gallery requires a lot of time and effort. This could make or break an artist’s career. While the art pieces could be an actual extension of what is personal to the creator, putting it out in the open for criticism and different interpretations is somewhat stressful too. Artists minimally open a gallery […]
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Former Australian government architect, Roger Pegrum, recalls sheltering from the rain beneath the buildings’ cloisters in his childhood. He explained the Canberra city centre was now consolidating around the buildings, and it was essential that the gateway buildings are maintained in good shape. The present condition of the buildings has prompted the ACT Government to […]
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Virtual Reality, no longer the sole province of video games, is just another technology that’s on the upswing and, along with it, Augmented Reality. The tools which attract VR and AR to the worksite are becoming more and more ubiquitous (and also more user-friendly) and as this technology becomes more integrated in the electronic workflow, […]
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