By Kate Snyder With proposals throughout the United States to sell official buildings as part of an effort to cut costs and refine operations efficiency, at least one person is eyeing these potential plans as a chance to revitalize cities that have struggled with stagnancy in recent years. Maurice Reid, office managing director at Gensler […]
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