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SmithGroup | Jan 29, 2019

Convergence: The future of development

Continuous disruption is emerging across multiple industries, and boundaries between live, work, and play are blurring.

sponsored | Richard Scott-AIA, NCARB, LEED AP of Liberty Building Forensics Group | Jan 28, 2019

Hotel renovation for the Super Bowl halted due to mold outbreak

The Super Bowl was right around the corner, and much was at stake for this hotel. It was  undergoing a room rehab with a hard deadline when an unforeseen mold and moisture problem brought work to a screeching halt.

CallisonRTKL | Jan 28, 2019

9 tech trends to track in 2019

Innovations in voice recognition, cognitive neuroscience, and biometrics are among the trending tech topics for 2019, according to CallisonRTKL's Kristin Tilley.

Paladino | Jan 25, 2019

Times are changing, and sustainable cities are taking notice

Two recent studies by Pew Research Center and WalletHub shined a light on where we are in the market transformation curve for environmentalism and sustainability.

sponsored | Star Building Systems | Jan 24, 2019

When it rains, it pours

And aside from that, pretty much nothing else happens. Well, when you’re in the construction industry, anyway.

Hinge | Jan 23, 2019

7 AEC marketing trends to watch for in 2019

As we enter into the new year, I’d like to walk through seven marketing trends that will impact AEC firms in 2019 and beyond.

HMC Architects | Jan 22, 2019

Rethinking classroom design to promote collaboration

A dynamic learning space needs to center around the learner, and be flexible enough to transform into any configuration that will facilitate collaboration, especially as curriculums change.

sponsored | Richard Scott-AIA, NCARB, LEED AP of Liberty Building Forensics Group | Jan 21, 2019

Hotel renovation threatened due to unexpected mold on plaster walls

Mold growth is not seen as frequently on plaster walls as it is on gypsum wallboard, primarily because there are no nutrients to support mold growth.

Clark Nexsen | Jan 21, 2019

Safer K-12 design: School should feel – and look – like school

In an age during which stories of bullying, school shootings, and mental health concerns are all too common, designers have a critical role to play in crafting K-12 schools that simultaneously promote engaged learning and student safety.

sponsored | TAMLYN | Jan 18, 2019

Tamlyn and the University of Houston partner to educate the architects of tomorrow

Visits with working architects, builders and product manufacturers bring concepts to life and prepare architectural students for the first steps in their careers.

sponsored | Bill O'Keeffe | Jan 17, 2019

New year, new fire rated glass game-changer: Introducing SuperClear 45-HS-LI

SuperClear 45-HS-LI is a vast improvement to all 45 minute products because for the first time, we now have an affordable, totally clear, USA-made 45 minute glass product that meets all the fire, safety and hose stream requirements of 45 minute doors, sidelites, transoms and openings.

Gresham Smith | Jan 17, 2019

Strategies to improve the human experience during interior renovations

Over the past decade, Flagler Hospital has been undergoing a complex, phased renovation touching every patient room and almost every public space with the aim of improving the patient experience.

NBBJ | Jan 16, 2019

Micro-units: Good for the city? Good for citizens?

Thinking more holistically about housing typologies and zoning will improve our public realm.

sponsored | Richard Scott-AIA, NCARB, LEED AP of Liberty Building Forensics Group | Jan 14, 2019

Air barriers: Expectations vs. reality

When new building code requirements require high performance and innovation incentives, such as those found in green building rating systems, significant confusion and some building failure will ensue.