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Edge Conditions: Zones Where Intrigue Happens
Edge conditions are the boundary zones where most of what intrigues us happens; the beaches, the sunsets, of architecture. Like waves on a shoreline, the edge conditions ebb and flow and are in constant states of change; existing as neither land nor water, they are both and neither.
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Ryley earns Certified Economic Developer designation
Daniel Ryley, executive director of the Arvada Economic Development Association, recently earned the designation of Certified Economic Developer by the International Economic Development Council.
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50-year-old Englewood bar sold to Littleton investor for $480,000
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Englewood retail condominium investment on South Broadway sold for $2.25 million
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Downtown bar and restaurant pivots to event/brunch space
A Downtown eatery is undergoing changes to become a weekend-only venue and an option for private events.
Carolina Watershed, which opened last year, will now be operated by Loflin Yard and PartyMemphis.com, a catering and party venue rental services.
Carolina Watershed co-owner and codeveloper Brad Barnett and his partners entered into a management agreement for the space with the operators of Loflin Yard, a nearby bar, restaurant and event space. Barnett is also the landlord and an investor in…
Oregon-based The Old Spaghetti Factory coming to Wichita
Ink Construction is renovating the former Fox and Hound site, with the new restaurant expected to open its first Wichita location there this summer.
KC Restaurant Week: It’s like ‘restaurant Christmas’ for owners [PHOTOS]
Kansas City Restaurant Week is now in its 10th year, and it provides ample benefits to area restaurants, from supplementing a traditionally slow time of year to building brand awareness to providing an avenue for giving back to the community.
The 10-day dining event kicks off Friday and features multicourse lunch and dinner menus for $15 and $33, respectively. A record 200 restaurants are participating this year, including Fiorella's Jack Stack Barbecue, Grand Street Café and Manny's Mexican…
Pokeworks restaurants to pop up in Austin
Austin will get deeper entrenched in one of the biggest food trends of the past few years — poke bowls.
New York-based Pokéworks announced recently it signed a franchise agreement with Marcos Blanco to debut five restaurants in the Austin area. They'll serve up poke, which is diced raw fish served either as an appetizer or as a main course and is one of the main dishes of Native Hawaiian cuisine. A handful of local shops focused on the food have already popped up throughout the region.
Since…
Excessive social media use comparable to drug addiction
Excessive social media use has negative consequences that include the kind of risky decision-making associated with drug and gambling addicts, new research shows.
Researchers at Michigan State University had 71 study participants take a survey gauging their Facebook dependence; it included questions about users’ feelings when unable to access the website, the influence Facebook has had on a user’s job or education, and attempts to quit.
Next, participants took the Iowa Gambling Task,…
Exclusive: Facebook inks big lease in East Bay to feed its growing workforce
After a slew of huge office deals in the past year, Facebook is also taking a big chunk of industrial space in the East Bay.