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A new state law could be a game-changer for municipalities, school districts and other government entities, allowing them to tap into private capital for new facilities or infrastructure.It could also be transformative for New Jersey’s design and construction industry.

There’s a Nelson Mandela quote that reads, “There is nothing like returning to a place that remains unchanged to find the ways in which you yourself have altered.” In a way, Lloyd Rosenberg, founder of DMR Architects, has done just that.

Just a few months after the “Y Without Walls” opened its first home in the former Nets training facility, the Meadowlands Area YMCA has cut the ribbon on its new aquatics center.

Instead of learning with your typical miniature body model, biomedical science academy students in Hunterdon County now have the opportunity to dissect bodies, virtually.

Lloyd Rosenberg, along with other New Jersey business leaders, were featured on the cover of the January issue of Commerce, the official publication of the Commerce and Industry Association of New Jersey. Each of these leaders were offered the opportunity to weigh in on their industry forecast for 2018.

As part of a series of interviews with members of the Rutgers Center for Real Estate’s Advisory Board and Emerging Leaders Council, Kevin Riordan of the Center sat down with Lloyd Rosenberg, to get his insights and perspectives on the firm and its business model.

“If you build it, they will come.” That’s true—so far—for the newly completed $3 million Hackensack Performing Arts Center, opening its doors on Saturday.

On Wednesday, the city will begin the process of converting the first of two major streets from one-way into two-way arteries.

When the New Jersey legislature expanded the use of design-build in 2015, Hudson County school leaders wasted no time in beginning work on what could prove to be one of the nation’s most innovative high schools.