Matanzas High School new central energy plant has already earned a $220,000 energy rebate to offset district costs
March 9, 2026
Matern Professional Engineering and the Flagler Schools announced the successful modernization of the central energy plant at Flagler Palm Coast High School, with upgrades to Matanzas High School, another high school within Flagler Schools, currently underway.
Construction to begin in 2026, with opening expected in 2028
March 9, 2026
In step with the Tampa Bay region’s explosive growth, this new addition will significantly expand the Museum’s capacity to promote lifelong learning, bringing state-of-the-art immersive experiences to engage and uplift the community.
The American Institute of Architects convened leaders from key nationally focused housing organizations at the AIA Housing Summit to foster collaboration, gather insights, and inform housing policies.
Most benefits are front-loaded through 2028, meaning individuals and businesses should act now to maximize opportunities before key provisions phase out or revert
The One Big, Beautiful Bill delivers sweeping, mostly taxpayer-friendly changes by locking in lower income tax rates, boosting standard deductions, and expanding deductions for tips, overtime, and auto loan interest while also raising the SALT cap and enhancing estate and business tax breaks.
In short, Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” was more than just campaign rhetoric. For architects and design firms, it provided real, tangible tax savings—and a rare policy nod to the profession’s economic importance.
Integration of Templok Ceilings in leading energy-modeling software supports architects, consultants, and engineers in optimizing building performance
June 12, 2025
Integration of Templok Ceilings in leading energy-modeling software supports architects, consultants, and engineers in optimizing building performance.
The program provides a tax credit of up to 100% for qualifying cultural facility projects valued at $75 million or less.
May 1, 2025
Community and cultural organizations throughout New Jersey have turned to DIGroup Architecture (DIG) to adapt and modernize facilities that contribute to the broader economic and cultural fabric of the state.