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Renovating the Traditional University Mid-Century Building
By Ned Baxter, AIA Mid-century buildings form the heart of many American college and university campuses. Built to satisfy the […]
Mike Rosen, AIA, Joins Progressive AE as Housing Practice Leader
Mike Rosen has joined Progressive AE as the newest practice leader and is charged with growing the firm’s national housing […]
Saving Money and Energy with Window Shading
By Kori Jager, PE Have you ever lowered a shade in your house or the office and instantly noticed a […]
Welcome to the Team! Bill Culhane Joins Progressive AE
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Bill Culhane, RA, as a Senior Project Manager. In this role, Culhane […]
Why Mid-Size Manufacturers Should Care About the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Good, bad or otherwise, disruption is inevitable. At least, that is what we’ve come to expect. In the modern age, […]
Progressive AE Names New Principal
We are excited to announce that Industrial Practice Leader David Shull, AIA, has been named a principal of the firm. […]
Trends in Childhood Disability Inclusion
Last summer, I presented at the first annual YMCA Inclusion Summit in San Antonio, TX. The event took place at […]
Bridging the Skilled Trades Gap
Higher Education and Local Businesses Work Together A shortage storm is coming! A shortage of skilled trade workers, that is. […]
PivotPoint Manufacturing Event: March 13, 2019
CAPITALIZING ON THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION his year, we’ve organized PivotPoint around the theme of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR). […]
Implementing a Universal Design Strategy in Your Organization
From higher education to healthcare, organizations today face numerous challenges when planning for the needs of users who utilize their […]
The Pedagogy of the Digital
The Y2K bug (that’s the year 2000 for you younger readers) seems like ancient history. Eighteen years ago, we pondered […]
