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Your lab today won't look the same in five years, will your facility keep up? Frank Forcino breaks down why future-proofing life sciences facilities starts long before design, and why skipping that conversation costs far more later.

Gardiner & Theobald interns reflect on the built environment: workplace culture and collaborative teams drive engagement, while rising project costs and the challenge of sustainable solutions dominate industry concerns. Here's what we learned from them.

G&T's heritage-themed lunch series, organized by the DEI Committee, has become one of the firm's most anticipated traditions — bringing colleagues together through shared dishes and the stories behind them.

By Bibiana Montes de Oca

G&T helped engineer the controlled demolition of Miami's former Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key on April 12, 2026 — a carefully sequenced implosion years in the making, requiring city approvals, community outreach, and precision vibration monitoring.

Flexible conference floors are now strategic assets for top law firms—blending boardrooms, event venues, and branded hospitality through movable partitions, integrated catering, and curated art programs.

A beginner bonsai workshop isn't the obvious choice for a Women in Construction event, but some of the best professional connections happen when people step away from the day-to-day and share something unexpected together.

G&T's Bibiana Montes de Oca joined regional leaders at a South Florida Business Journal roundtable to discuss cross-sector collaboration shaping South Florida's built environment.