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Boston-based Shawmut Design and Construction has officially topped out the mixed-use 175 North Harvard Street development, which also includes Harvard University’s new American Repertory Theater. Photo Credit: Shawmut Design and Construction
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Mixed-Use Harvard University Project Celebrates Topping Out

5 months ago5 months ago7 mins

Boston-based Shawmut Design and Construction has officially topped out a new sustainable mixed-use facility in the Allston neighborhood that will serve the Harvard University community by providing student housing and inviting public spaces.

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A photo of the David Rubenstein Treehouse Conference Center.
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Harvard Upgrades Sustainability Building Standards 

7 months ago5 mins

Harvard University’s Sustainable Building Standards, originally established in 2009, have undergone their first significant update since 2017, highlighting the university’s dedication to keeping pace with the constantly evolving landscape of sustainability. 

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Tech-Based Innovation Fuels Energy Management Sector

15 years ago14 mins
SAN FRANCISCO — The climate is close to perfect for companies that provide affordable energy-efficiency management services, and there is no shortage of competitors looking to garner a share of the market.
 
Building owners and managers are under pressure from tenants — and in some cases government mandates — to lower energy consumption.

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