In recent years, the commercial real estate industry has faced a paradigm shift, largely driven by the so-called “retail apocalypse.” As department stores closed and shopping malls dwindled, a new approach from architects like Sean Slater of RDC saw an opportunity to help developers transform failing retail spaces into thriving community hubs. Slater, who has […]
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