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The road to recovery will be long.

They’re bringing the aesthetics and lifestyle expectations of the hospitality industry into their domiciles.

The road to recovery will be long.

To keep buildings alive and relevant, some flexibility is required.

To keep buildings alive and relevant, some flexibility is required.

They’re bringing the aesthetics and lifestyle expectations of the hospitality industry into their domiciles.

A talk with Sam Carter, a founding principal at the Resilient Cities Catalyst.

To keep buildings alive and relevant, some flexibility is required.