June 12, 2009
  Differing Strategies Architecture Firms Are Using to Position Overseas
The impact of the recession has led some firms to reorient their practices toward institutional and government clients, some of which are capable of forging ahead while private developers struggle to get back on their feet. And in the redoubled search for new work, some architects are reaching farther abroad, taking smaller projects in smaller markets, such as South America and Africa.

kiplinger connection
The Economy • Industry Outlook • Lifestyle Trends
The Economy: Long-term interest edges up, foreign direct investments lag.
Industry Outlook: Housing begins turnaround, commercial continues shrinking.
Lifestyle Trends: Retiring in place increases extended-care service demand.

 

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