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Toll Brothers, Inc.
: Mission Impossible?
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Toll Brothers, Inc. was bursting at
the
seams.
From parking issues to inefficient
furniture to -
believe it or not - some people even using closets as
office space - the company had expanded way
beyond the maximum capacity of their headquarters.
Project
Objective:
Design and consolidate 5 locations into a 3-story,
200,000 SF headquarters in 6 to 7 months for the
nation's leading luxury home builder.
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The Real Deal
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Name: Jeff
Tertel
Company:
Grubb & Ellis
Business
Philosophy:
Take care of your clients and teammates, and the
business will always be there.
When and how did you become involved in
commercial real estate?
6 Years ago, I was working part time in a cigar shop
and complaining about my then current job, and a
great industrial broker from Grubb (Steve Bonge) was
hanging out in the cigar shop, and we started talking.
I knew he had a lot of fun and enjoyed his work, so I
took a leap of faith.
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AutoBudget
: An Advanced Eye on your Bottom Line
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How many sleepless nights have
you spent thinking about the design and construction
of your company's office renovation or relocation,
and whether or not it would be completed within
budget without compromising design quality?
Meyer Design, Inc. can predict construction costs
in the earliest stages of the design process -- on
average - within 4 - 9% of the final design and
construction costs!!
Meyer Design, Inc. is the only firm in the Mid-Atlantic
region that provides this service during the
Programming and Schematic Design Phases.
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Bringing Hope
to Brazil
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by Dan King AIA
Project
Manager
Recently I had the opportunity to go on my fourth trip with Engineering
Ministries International (or EMI), this time to Recife, Brazil.
EMI is a non-profit organization out of Colorado Springs, Colorado,
that puts together teams of volunteer Architects and Engineers
to go to third world countries to offer design services for local
communities and ministries.
Our 'client' this time was a man named Lecio
Wanderly, who ran an orphanage in the city of Recife
called Kid's Place. It had been his longtime dream to
develop a piece of property where he could establish
a more open home-like environment for orphans, and
create a boys and girls camp like we have here in the
States.
His dream was about to be fulfilled.
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