By Meghan Hall The construction and greater commercial real estate industry has a reputation of lagging behind other sectors when it comes to adopting and implementing new technologies. Seattle-based design, build, operate and maintain (DBOM) firm McKinstry is implementing new technologies throughout the planning process to create more sustainable buildings while saving their clients money. […]
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