The next destination: Passive design airports
Today, we can design airports that are climate resilient, durable, long-lasting, and healthy for occupants—we can design airports using Passive House standards.
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Gensler
3 ways the most innovative companies work differently
Gensler’s pre-pandemic workplace research reinforced that great workplace design drives creativity and innovation. Using six performance indicators, we're able to view workers’ perceptions of the quality of innovation, creativity, and leadership in an employee’s organization.
KTGY
Former industrial marina gets adaptive reuse treatment
At its core, adaptive reuse is an active reimagining of the built environment in ways that serve the communities who use it. Successful adaptive reuse uncovers the latent potential in a place and uses it to meet people’s present needs.
NAC Architecture
The just cause in behavioral health design: Make it right
NAC Architecture shares strategies for approaching behavioral health design collaboratively and thoughtfully, rather than simply applying a set of blanket rules.
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VIATechnik | Apr 11, 2019
The construction industry has a problem, and women are going to solve it
Women currently comprise 9% of the construction industry. Here’s how we will change this to solve one of the industry’s most pressing issues.
Hinge | Apr 11, 2019
Opportunities and challenges you may face in an M&A and how to tackle them
How do mergers and acquisitions impact a firm’s brand, marketing, and business development?
sponsored | MBCI | Apr 10, 2019
Long-life fasteners: A key component of a properly installed metal roof
The fasteners used to attach a metal roof system are a significant part of the roof performance and, in turn, of the whole building.
sponsored | Kinsley Construction, Inc. | Apr 9, 2019
3 essential technologies for a successful project
Knowing the technology owners need and what construction teams should be utilizing can be an overwhelming decision.
sponsored | Paul Collyer, Metl-Span | Apr 9, 2019
Thermal Bowing
When looking at evaluating different construction materials, particularly those that will have to withstand extreme temperature changes, it's important to understand how they will react to the environment.
CannonDesign | Apr 9, 2019
How healthcare organizations can leverage design and culture's symbiotic relationship
The relationship between workplace design and company culture isn’t all that different from a tango.
Skender | Apr 8, 2019
Factory-based construction with no siloes starts with a single source of truth
Working from a single source of truth means every factor of design, procurement, manufacturing, and assembly will be accounted for before the assembly line is turned on.
Gensler | Apr 8, 2019
It’s time for office amenities to get to work
Amenities with the greatest impact on effectiveness and experience are those that directly support the work needs of individual employees and their teams.
sponsored | Star Building Systems | Apr 8, 2019
Star's 2018 Master Builder Award Winners
Congratulations to all of our category and district winners.
CallisonRTKL | Apr 5, 2019
2019 trends in the workplace
From retention and career advancement to the ethics of inclusion and diversity, these five trends will play a major role this year in design, strategic planning and workplace development.
Stantec | Apr 2, 2019
Brick-and-mortar retail is not dead—here’s proof
We continually hear that “retail is dying,” but there are many foundational retail types essential to consumers—here’s a look at 3 of them.
sponsored | TAMLYN | Mar 29, 2019
Moisture-managing mounting blocks offer great margins — and meet growing needs of builders
It’s important to educate — and upsell — builders on smaller detail pieces that have higher margins.
LS3P | Mar 29, 2019
Designing for resiliency: Lessons learned from Hurricane Florence along the Carolina Coast
Resilient design principles will be critical in preparing our communities for future storms, writes LS3P's Charles H. Boney, FAIA.
SmithGroup | Mar 27, 2019
Working to reduce HAIs: How design can support infection control and prevention
For many health systems, seeking ways to mitigate HAIs and protect their patients is a high priority.
