Spurred by rapid growth, national business, and accounting consultancy EisnerAmper, tapped long-time collaborator FCA (Francis Cauffman Architects) to develop their new headquarters, which spans five floors at 733 Third Avenue in New York City, along with Project Managers VVA and...

EisnerAmper recently tapped FCA to develop its new headquarters, which spans five floors at 733 Third Avenue in New York City. Having completed EisnerAmper's Philadelphia office as well as its San Francisco location - a project that shifted the company's approach to office design...

The pandemic caused a myriad of national disruptions. One of the largest, and perhaps most impactful, was a widespread economic slowdown that caused a shift to e-commerce and online shopping. Meaning big-box retail chains had to quickly assess what to do with their large, now...

EisnerAmper, a national accounting and business advisory company, tapped long-time collaborator FCA to develop its headquarters in New York City. FCA previously completed EisnerAmper’s San Francisco and Philadelphia offices, so the architects were already in tune with the core values...

Spurred by rapid growth, national business, and accounting consultancy EisnerAmper, tapped long-time collaborator FCA to develop their new headquarters, which spans five floors at 733 Third Avenue in New York City, along with Project Managers VVA and JTMagen, one of the leading...

COVID-19’s spread exposed cracks in the healthcare sector, but also opportunities in this sector for AEC firms.

America’s healthcare sector found itself in an ambivalent state in late 2020, as the coronavirus raged relentlessly across the country and as the distribution of two newly...

Over the last several years, healthcare systems have been developing more and more ambulatory facilities to gain market share, build patient loyalty, and provide care closer to the communities they serve. The need to locate this space away from acute care campuses has grown and become...

Not long ago (think 2019), the design of office spaces had been reinvented. Private offices were out unless absolutely necessary. Open seating was available to encourage discussion, impromptu meetings, and a moment of relaxation. Then COVID-19 struck, sending workers to their homes...