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People gather outside the newly opened Takanawa Gateway City in Tokyo, featuring a modern glass tower and colorful public art installation.

A new commercial complex will open at Tokyo’s Takanawa Gateway Station on Thursday, aiming to turn the area into a futuristic "city" featuring autonomous vehicles and a hub for global academic institutions and startups.

Takanawa Gateway City, a ¥600 billion ($3.3 billion) complex spanning 845,000 square meters, is a long-planned redevelopment project from East Japan Railway (JR East) that integrates residential, commercial and cultural facilities.

Read more at The Japan Times 

Construction crews in March placed the final steel beam on the Northwestern Mutual North Office building in downtown Milwaukee. The $500 million renovation is expected to be completed in 2027.

 

Read more at The Daily Reporter 

Rendering of the St. Regis Residences in Texas, showing a luxury entrance with curved architecture, upscale finishes, and branded signage.

Houston-based Satya Inc. said the tower already has received early bid reservations that account for nearly 40% of the building’s 92 units.

Read more at Houston Business Journal 

Hawkins brings more than 30 years of global design expertise across a diverse portfolio. Her philosophy centers in the power of place; that transformative, responsible architecture is both a poetic and pragmatic response to cultural and physical context. Prior to joining Pickard Chilton, Hawkins was a partner at Pelli Clarke & Partners, where she led major projects in the academic, master planning, corporate office and cultural arts sectors.

Read more at New England Real Estate Journal 

Principal Michael Hensley, AIA, RIBA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP has been selected to participate in the ULI Boston/New England’s Center for Leadership Class of 2025. This program brings together professionals in real estate and land use to enhance their leadership skills and industry knowledge.

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Rendering of Pickard Chilton's mixed-use waterfront hotel development in Charleston, showcasing a modern glass-clad design with terraces and vibrant public spaces.

Highland Resources Inc. broke ground recently on the infrastructure for Magnolia Landing, a planned mixed-use community located along the Ashley River in Charleston.

Read more at Charleston Business 

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