HFA hosted a webinar discussing how to maximize the potential of logistics projects with flexible design practices.

C-store companies can yield valuable information from energy modeling and pilot programs.

In today's rapidly evolving industrial sector, prioritizing flexibility in real estate is more important than ever. Read on to learn how investing in industrial sites that can accommodate a more comprehensive array of users and uses can pay off big time!

ASHRAE Guideline 14: Measurement of Energy, Demand and Water Savings was originally published in 2002 to fill an industry need for a standardized methodology for calculating energy and power savings in buildings.

HFA team members recently collected exciting intel about digital trends in AEC at Geo Week, the premier event for increased integration between the built environment, advanced airborne/terrestrial technologies, and commercial 3D technologies.

Powerful NVIDIA technology is creating new possibilities for architects, engineers and their clients, panelists say in webinar.

Make more informed decisions by learning about the technical side of the equation.

Dive deeper into the why behind Robotics and Automation in Distribution Centers—a unique adaptation of the Distribution Center of years past— that may just be the right move for more and more retailers in years to come.

The impacts permeable interlocking concrete pavements (PICP) had on the design of a new mixed-use development in downtown Rogers, AR, and how new-market solutions can elevate established civil practices.

Quick-service restaurants are making major changes to their sites and stores—a trend that has led to productive collaborations between HFA’s QSR group and some of the country’s fastest-growing restaurant chains.

Alicia Wilgus, interior designer at HFA, recently shared some insights and tips for creating intentional workplace designs that inspire workers and drive success.

Scott West, P.E. recently provided a unique perspective on the opportunities, challenges, and changes that retail and c-stores will increasingly experience as we see more and more EVs fast charging stations on the road.

Retailers are beginning to double down on innovation and automation made possible by the robotics industry.

How "going local" can benefit convenience stores, even in a rocky economy.

New approaches to robotics and AI stand to transform logistics even more in the years ahead.