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Climate change has created a huge demand for sustainable and resilient design and construction. Climate-resilient design focuses on the design of buildings, landscapes, communities and regions to respond to natural disasters and the effects of climate change, such as rising sea levels, increasing heat waves and regional droughts. For real estate professionals, climate-resilient strategies ensure that capital doesn’t fail and continues to perform at a net positive rate, even during catastrophic events. http://www.cedmagazineng.com/the-future-of-real-estate-inv/

Have you planned your summer trips yet? If not, now is the time to do soand you can be sure there are plenty of reasons to travel in July. New Yorkers should head to the Hamptons for Market Art + Design and check out a couple of new hotels that have aesthetes buzzing. In the West, Santa Fe will debut its inaugural art week, wrapping several events into a celebration of the arts and design, and Telluride will host its annual Art + Architecture Weekend. July is also a great time to visit Europe, where two year-long celebrations are taking place: Matera is celebrating its reign as a European Capital of Culture with a series of exhibitions, and the 500th anniversary of the Renaissance is bringing a host of festivities to France’s Loire Valley. https://www.architecturaldigest.com//design-travel-destina

But this could be the premise of a jobsite in the not so faraway future. We’re close to half way through 2019 and industry trends stop for no one, so what lies ahead for the rest of the year and beyond? https://www.technative.io/5-construction-industry-trends-f/

The construction industry’s adoption of new technology goes back to the very beginning. From getting a better push with the inclined plane to perfecting precision with 3D-printed materials and parts, progress is unstoppable. https://www.forconstructionpros.com//blockchain-technology