Artspace Projects, Incorporated began transforming warehouses, factories, and historic buildings into mixed housing and studio space for artists in the late seventies in Minnesota. They emerged to support a rich art culture in the community, which is known to boost the local economy, while ensuring artists could continue to afford to live in the community…. Read more »
While Houston is still underwater in some areas, Enterprise Commercial Paving is ready to head out and help put the city back together. Being the most reliable paving company in the fourth largest city in the country is a title not held without merit. Since 2006, George Britton and his team have been a top… Read more »
New Mexico Representative Jeff Steinborn, of Dona Ana County took the first steps toward creation of the impressive state-side trail system in February by creating the Rio Grande Trail Commission, whose task would be to identify potential connecting trails along the route which would cut through public, private, and tribal land. Representative Dianne Hamilton is… Read more »
This year marked the launch of the American Pole and Timber Scholarship, and the first winners have been selected. APT asked the question, “In what ways can the increased use of wood and wood-derived building materials in construction make the most positive impacts on the environment in next 35 years (by 2050)?” Responses came from… Read more »
Commander Sylvester J. Hendricks’ American Legion Post 2091 in Chicago has a temporary location in a church building. That’s about to change. Thanks to a building, gifted to the Legion by a private donor and door and window guards donated by DAWGS for use during the building rehabilitation –American Legion Post 2091 will have a… Read more »
