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Last Thursday, Hosk confessed that she was suffering from persistent postpartum headaches ever since welcoming baby Tuuli.
Among her 6.7M Instagram followers reading the CAA Fashion model s Instagram post was fellow model and new mother, Gigi Hadid, who commented: Same!
Later on Sunday, Elsa and her British beau hosted a watch party for the Euro 2020 final for their friends at their $4.3M five-bedroom home in South Pasadena. I love being a mom! Elsa and her babydaddy Tom Daly welcomed their first child on February 11 via home water birth with help from a midwife, HypnoBirthing trainer, and two doulas (pictured last Monday)
Share Her smile in the morning, the CAA Fashion model - who boasts 6.5M Instagram followers - captioned new snaps of her precious princess. I can t stand u little stinker!
Hippie at heart: The 31-year-old Stockholm-born Swede was wearing a light-green cropped cardigan with tie-dye jeans and blue Birkenstock-style sandals for her family outing
No longer mandatory: At times, Elsa wore a surgical face mask despite the CDC s new guidelines to only do so indoors or in crowds to prevent the spread of coronavirus
New chapter: Hosk - who triumphantly shared bikini snaps last Thursday - freely admits to being obsessed with baby Tuuli
How Easy Is it to Repurpose Offices into Apartments?
Adaptive reuse is a hot concept, but regulatory and financial hurdles have made it slow to catch on in practice. April 28, 2021, 11am PDT | Diana Ionescu |
With many companies offering their employees long-term remote work and ending their leases on large urban office buildings, the future of business districts may lie in adaptive reuse, writes Henry Grabar in Slate. Many business districts face the highest vacancy rates in decades, and a hundred million square feet of new supply from the pre-pandemic cycle is still coming online each quarter. There’s ample precedent for adaptive reuse as an engine of urban revitalization. Light industrial buildings in New York City’s Cast Iron Historic District (today’s SoHo) were converted into live-work lofts starting in the 1960s. The rich stock of 20th century office buildings in Chicago and Los Angeles have been converted into apartments. New England mills have been appropri
To understand the future of American downtowns after the pandemic, do a little experiment. If you live in an apartment, is there a place in it that is more than 30 feet from a window? Odds are there isn’t. That simple rule that no space in an apartment, whether by code or by custom, be more than 30 feet from a window is the key to figuring out what happens to America’s office buildings if no one wants to come back to work.
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That’s far from a given. Expectations about the staying power of remote work may change dramatically once pandemic public health restrictions are lifted. But for now, lots of companies say they will require less office space going forward and be flexible about their employees’ presence there. Many business districts face the highest vacancy rates in decades, and a hundred million square feet of new supply from the pre-pandemic cycle is still coming online each quarter. As a result, commercial rents are falling.
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