Author: Caryn Norton
Dawn Borden, Senior Project Manager with Structure Tone, has had a variety of experience both as a facility manager, and through working with other facility managers. She has represented organizations and provided facility management consulting and project management for diverse companies from start-up, repositioning, and dispossession stages.
As Chief Innovation Officer of STO Building Group, Rob Leon’s vision and mission is far-reaching, and can take many forms—from building cross-functional teams to fostering internal entrepreneurship to leading industry partnerships—but ultimately it’s a philosophy.
Jefferson Health’s multispecialty outpatient center is reshaping the city skyline with a new integrated care facility. Opened in March, the Honickman Center consolidates a range of ambulatory services into one convenient location across the street from Jefferson’s existing in-patient hospital.
If you’re an esports player or fan, Riot Games is a household name. Founded in 2006 with the mission to make it better to be a player, Riot Games released the company’s first game, League of Legends, in 2009. As the title gained momentum, Riot Games expanded its popularity with esports, delivering world-class experiences to players around the world.
In the digital age, data centers have become the backbone of our increasingly interconnected world. These facilities power everything from streaming services and social media platforms to large corporations and are indispensable hubs for storing, processing, and distributing large quantities of data. With the exponential growth in data center trends, the industry is transitioning towards groundbreaking innovations.
Boston leads the country in year-over-year growth in workers returning to the office, according to new data.
Whether it is maintaining effective communication with key project stakeholders or complying with complex regulatory standards, there are several universal challenges that architects, engineers, contractors, developers, and building operators all need to overcome.
With a robust network of over 4,700 construction professionals, the STO Building Group is rich with experts spanning all facets of the construction industry. That means local project teams can readily access that companywide expertise and experience for the benefit of their clients and projects. Here, we highlight just a few of these experts and their areas of specialization.
Focused on improvements to the street front, roof, office floors, and building systems, “Midlife Metamorphosis” is a series of ideas to reposition aging properties to make them a smarter investment.