by Tony Luciano | May 13, 2025 | Tech Talk, Newsworthy
The dominance of electric vehicles (EVs) may be inevitable, a long way down the road…but that won’t stop the government from putting onerous EV charging station regulations in place now. Putting the Cart Before the Electric Horse Public policy often attempts to...
by Eric Harrmann | May 13, 2025 | Newsworthy, The AG Team
Industry conferences and trade shows provide the AG Team with opportunities to explore new resources and innovative products. In February, members of our team attended the 2025 NAHB International Builders’ Show (IBS) in Las Vegas. The show, hosted by the...
by Eric Harrmann | Feb 24, 2025 | Featured Story, Newsworthy, Senior Living, Thought Leadership
With slogans, programs and commitments to “Living Your Best Life,” “Enjoy Life Lifestyle Programming,” and “Active, carefree, friendship-rich,” it is clear that senior living providers are going all-in on health and wellness. While this has been a trending topic...
by AG Architecture | Jan 27, 2025 | Newsworthy, The AG Team
AG Architecture is pleased to announce the promotion of Michael Miller, AIA to Chief Operating Officer (COO). Miller joins Chief Design Officer (CDO) Eric Harrmann, AIA together serving as AG’s executive officers, leading the next generation of this legacy firm. The...
by Marcia Zalenski | Feb 20, 2025 | Newsworthy, The AG Team
AG’s long-term client relationships and track record of success are attributed to the team’s ability to provide vision, build consensus and deliver certainty and predictability. Part of what makes this possible is the firm’s process-oriented organizational structure...
by Tony Luciano | Feb 24, 2025 | Tech Talk, Newsworthy
The implementation of new federal refrigerant requirements is impacting multifamily and senior living designs that have been tried and true for decades. This means air conditioning installation just got harder and more expensive. The refrigeration cycle is confusing...
