Julie Schaeffer
Rackspace converted a ghost town of a mall into the coolest office ever—with a two-story slide, a basketball-court-size chessboard, and more—and in doing so, it saved a struggling community
The methods Builders FirstSource employed to stay in the manufacturing and distribution business during the recession
Paramount Group has assembled a 14 million-square-foot, $10.5 billion portfolio of office buildings in prime New York City, DC, and San Francisco locations, and Marce Sanchez ensures each property is as appealing as its locale
PCL Constructors’sales have grown nearly 100 percent since it launched its legal department in 2006—almost exactly 100 years after its founding
In a challenging economy, Minnesota-based Builders & Remodelers is not only staying ahead of the competition; it’s stealing business by adding new skills and upgrading its offerings
Even Las Vegas wasn’t immune to the economic downturn, but construction firm Mountain Vista Development managed to make it through to the other side thanks to its adaptability
Paul Cohen, who has served as general counsel of Golder Associates’ US operations since 1992, has some insights on how the company got to where it is
Alan Di Sciullo is a litigator-turned-real estate manager with a storied career, and now he’s managing the global real estate of Shearman & Sterling, one of the world’s largest law firms
Fore Group founder Fotis Dulos explains how he parlayed his interest in architecture and his experience in management consulting into a career as a luxury residential developer
Only one hundredth of existing homes meet the guidelines of the Department of Energy’s Zero Energy Ready Home program, and Cobblestone Homes has built two of them
