Stories by Dan Noble

Design
Incorporating Human Connections Into Urban Planning and Placemaking
All of us can help shift zoning ordinances and incentives away from single-use, auto-dependent, inward-focused development so we can embrace the richness that is part of living a full life in communion with others.
By Dan Noble

CRE Opinion
ESG and the Bottom Line: Why Doing the Right Thing Pays Off
HKS' Dan Noble: "ESG is a powerful framework for future design thinking and will help us to create a more just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive world."
By Dan Noble

Architecture & Design
4 Ways Businesses Can Thrive in the Hybrid Work Market
HKS leader Dan Noble on how commercial real estate can embrace it.
By Dan Noble

Coronavirus
Urban Density and Public Health
Data shows that equity is a more consistent predictor of infections than density. Here's why that matters.
By Dan Noble

Commercial Real Estate
What Real Estate Investors Really, Really Want
HKS CEO: As consumers continue to require more personalized experiences and more on-demand services, technology-enabled facilities will become even more attractive.
By Dan Noble
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Stories by Dan Noble

Commercial Real Estate
The Case for Zero Energy Buildings
Energy efficiency is not only good business, but it's also good global citizenship.
By Dan Noble

Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Solving Affordable Housing
The Dallas of the future will be denser, less geared to automobiles, and more geared to mass transit and walkable neighborhoods.
By Dan Noble

Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Stitching Together Our Urban Fabric
Successful urban design is just as much about the subtle connections as it is about our bold ideas.
By Dan Noble

Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Civic Trust And the Ties That Bind Dallas Together
Let’s recommit to preserve the legacy we have been entrusted with and created for ourselves.
By Dan Noble

Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: Dallas Through Amazon-Colored Glasses
If Dallas wants to continue to attract major companies and re-shape our city we need to amp up our game.
By Dan Noble