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5 Signs Your HVAC System Needs Urgent Repair in Jupiter
A well-functioning HVAC system keeps your home cool, comfortable, and energy-efficient but when it starts showing warning signs, quick action can make all the difference. Ignoring small issues can lead to costly breakdowns, higher energy bills, and even damage to other components. Homeowners who stay alert to early symptoms often save both money and stress.…
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Crafting Communities and Capital in Commercial Construction
The modern landscape of urban and suburban expansion owes a profound debt to the astute and ambitious figure of the real estate developer. This professional is not merely a builder, but a visionary orchestrator, transforming raw land or underutilized structures into vibrant, profitable, and functional spaces. The developer’s journey begins long before the first shovel…
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Helping Construction Workers Manage FODMAP Intolerances
Working construction is physically demanding enough without adding constant digestive distress to the mix. When you’re dealing with FODMAP intolerances, everyday job tasks become exponentially harder. That morning crew meeting with coffee and donuts? You’re mentally calculating whether the milk and wheat will send you scrambling to find a bathroom on site. Packing your lunch…
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Shawmut completes 2 projects at Barclays Center
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Boston-based builder Shawmut Design and Construction has completed two new fan areas in the Barclays Center, home of the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets and WNBA’s New York Liberty, according to an Oct. 23 news release. Both the Gallagher…
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WSP eyes Jacobs with multi-billion-dollar offer: report
Dive Brief: Canadian infrastructure giant WSP offered to buy Dallas-based Jacobs for a multi-billion-dollar sum, according to an Oct. 24 report from StreetInsider that cited one unidentified source. Jacobs hired investment bank Centerview Partners to review WSP’s bid, which had both a stock and cash component but consisted mostly of stock, according to a research…
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Color Invasion 2025: Sunsets & Scandals at IIDA NY’s annual event
The New York Chapter of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA NY) is turning up the drama with Sunsets & Scandals, the theme for the 23rd annual Color Invasion®. Inspired by the lush, mysterious worlds of escapist TV, this year’s can’t-miss event will transform Chelsea Industrial (535–551 West 28th Street, New York, NY 10001) into a glamorous…
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Making Pour Over Coffee At Home
We get a surprising number of questions about how we make our pour over coffee (and even requests for a video tutorial). We aren’t baristas by any means, but we love an easy, affordable, and delicious cup every day. So we’re sharing how our system checks all of those boxes – without ever tasting bitter…
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Making Pour Over Coffee At Home
We get a surprising number of questions about how we make our pour over coffee (and even requests for a video tutorial). We aren’t baristas by any means, but we love an easy, affordable, and delicious cup every day. So we’re sharing how our system checks all of those boxes – without ever tasting bitter…
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Engineering workshop helps Liverpool residents return to work
Marion Atkinson, education and skills portfolio holder at Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, added: “The region’s Households into Work programme has supported more than 4,000 people since it began in 2018, and this project is yet another example of how powerful and successful it can be. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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New York City is having an office-to-housing conversion boom. Could Chicago be next?
In the early hours of the morning, through a wooden revolving door, the Pittsfield Cafe bustles in downtown Chicago. If you look up from your plate of flapjacks, you’ll notice that much of its historic home, the 38-story Pittsfield Building, is vacant office space. That could change soon, however, as the Chicago City Council recently…