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Excited to announce that Pickard Chilton Principal, William D. Chilton, will be presenting at the 2024 CTBUH International Conference in London! Join him and fellow panelists from UNStudio, Turner Construction, and Zaha Hadid Architects in discussing "A Sustainable Approach to Tall Buildings in Asia." Don’t miss his insights on balancing context, scale, and placemaking at 2pm Tuesday, September 24, 2024.

Read more at CTBUH 2-24 International Conference 

Construction is progressing on Pickard Chilton's 206-meter-tall Mutual of Omaha headquarters, which is set to be the tallest skyscraper in Nebraska and neighboring states. The next-generation office tower, designed with employee wellness and flexibility in mind, will redefine Omaha's skyline upon its completion.

Read more at Dezeen 

Explore the multifaceted role of texture in architectural design with this video, "Beyond the Surface." Learn how texture influences both form and function, enhancing sensory experiences and shaping spaces. Through practical examples and expert insights, discover how texture contributes to the emotional and environmental impact of design, going beyond mere aesthetics. Watch the video to see how texture transforms spaces and elevates architectural creativity.

Tokyo Midtown Yaesu building connected to Tokyo Station, featuring a modern glass facade and surrounded by a bustling urban landscape.

The BCS Prize were established in 1960 on the initiative of Mr. TouemonTakenaka, the first director of the Building Contractors Association (BCS), based on the idea that “Creation of an excellent building requires mutual understanding and corporation among the client, the architect, and the builder, excursion technique to realize design being essential”. The prize has been awarded to superior domestic buildings, ever since annually, to create building assets and to contribute to the development of culture and global environmental protection.
In 2011, when the BCS was merged with the Japan Federation of Construction Contractors (JFCC), JFCC took over the prize.

BELLEVUE, WA – Skanska, a leading global development and construction firm, today announced it has signed a long term lease with a global advertising technology leader for a total of 47,126 square feet or two floors of office space at The Eight. 

“Bellevue is home to so many world-class, global, innovative companies and The Eight represents the kind of workplace these companies want and expect as they grow and compete for both talent and business,” said Charlie Foushée, executive vice president and regional manager for Skanska USA Commercial Development’s Seattle region.

Focused on a balance of nature and the energy of city life, The Eight prominently features seven alternating indoor/outdoor exterior balconies. Designed by global architecture firm Pickard Chilton, The Eight’s design exudes comfort and confidence, combined with sophistication and style.

Read more at The Registry Pacific Northwest Real Estate 

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