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NEW YORK CITY-Aging infrastructure, climate change, vanishing public space and transportation challenges are all issues facing the built environment – and for the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, the future of the commercial real estate industry is now.
“The focus, I think, is the fact that the majority of our building stock is well over 50 years old in Manhattan alone,” says Joseph J. Aliotta, AIA New York chapter president and US COO/principal at Swanke Hayden Connell Architects, in a sit-down interview with GlobeSt.com at Swanke’s headquarters inside the Puck Building.
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