Trump's architecture mandate won't make America's federal buildings great again
President Donald Trump wants to give preference to traditional and classical designs, a plan that could saddle us with buildings trying to mimic ancient Rome or 18th century America. The American Institute of Architects said the memorandum would stifle innovation.
The General Services Administration (GSA) now has sixty days to deliver recommendations to President Trump for “promoting ...
Shortly before he was elected president in 2016, Donald Trump took a break from campaigning to attend a ceremony for his new ...
President Donald Trump’s pick to serve as acting leader of the General Services Administration told the agency’s workforce ...
The FedRAMP Emerging Technology Prioritization Framework, which was established last year to accelerate the use of systems ...
The move could threaten office markets and property values across the country, particularly in Washington, D.C.
Rochester native Alia Cusolito, a trans LGBTQ advocate, is bracing for a fight after President Trump issued an anti-trans ...
Upon President Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office, one of his first actions was to order federal employees to go back full-time to their offices.
The new policies will help to fulfill a long-held stance of the president and his advisers, not to mention those of ...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at limiting telework for federal workers during the first day of his ...
Efforts to shrink the federal government’s sprawling real-estate footprint that began in the Obama era have gained new urgency since President Donald Trump’s inauguration. The incoming ...
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