How pools can positively affect communities
Clark Nexsen senior architects Jennifer Heintz and Dorothea Schulz discuss how pools can create jobs, break down barriers, and create opportunities within communities.
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Why lab designers should aim to ‘speak the language’ of scientists
Learning more about the scientific work being done in the lab gives designers of those spaces an edge, according to Adrian Walters, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Principal and Director of SMMA's Science & Technology team.
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Achieving Safer School Design with Secure Entry Vestibules
Designers can plan secure entry vestibules with security-rated glazing to enhance the effectiveness of their safer school designs.
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5 Reasons to Opt for Wood I-Joists in Multifamily Construction
From versatility to reliability and adaptability, engineered wood I-joists offer builders, designers and developers numerous advantages in multifamily construction. Discover the top five benefits and handy installation tips.
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sponsored | Bill O'Keeffe | Oct 25, 2017
UL-Listed does not mean code-approved
To avoid confusion, we are proposing separate charts for fire protective and fire resistive products.
Stantec | Oct 25, 2017
Creating child-friendly healthcare spaces: Five goals for success
Children often accompany parents or grandparents in medical settings; what can we do to address their unique needs?
sponsored | Huber Engineered Woods LLC | Oct 24, 2017
Multifamily framers recommend AdvanTech® products for flat, even flooring base
With lengthy exposure time, reliably stiff, moisture-resistant subflooring is key in reducing risk of delays.
CallisonRTKL | Oct 20, 2017
Hybridization of the co-working experience
Exploring potential innovations for the co-working industry.
sponsored | Steven Burns | Oct 19, 2017
3 reasons why your firm needs cloud software
For firms looking to propel their architectural design services to new heights and levels of sophistication, a consolidated cloud-based platform is a valuable asset.
sponsored | Bill Bridgeman | Oct 18, 2017
Universal design principles: Part 2
The CDC targets the bathroom as the most dangerous room in the house. Architects can use principles of Universal Design (UD) to reduce these hazards.
sponsored | Star Building Systems | Oct 18, 2017
Standing up to Hurricane Irma
Star metal building systems have once again demonstrated their durability in extreme weather events.
sponsored | Jeff Alexander | Oct 11, 2017
Smithsonian Museum uses color to highlight heritage
The design process involved bringing talented minds together to create something truly unique.
Gresham Smith | Oct 10, 2017
Merging artwork and building design
With many hospital projects, art can be a construction-phase afterthought.
Hinge | Oct 9, 2017
AEC website design trends in 2017 – Planning for 2018
A website that’s behind the times is hurting your business.
Proving Ground | Oct 6, 2017
How professional bias can sabotage industry transformation
Professional bias can take the form of change-resistant thinking that can keep transformational or innovative ambitions at bay. Tech consultant Nate Miller presents three kinds of bias that often emerge when a professional is confronted with new technology.
HDR | Oct 5, 2017
Architectural best practices for behavioral health: A case study at VCBR
Confined treatment centers for civilly-committed individuals.
Gensler | Oct 4, 2017
The solutions to climate change are already at our fingertips
To keep global temperature rise below 2 degrees Celsius of warming, the International Energy Agency (IEA) reports that the global buildings sector will need to decrease its total annual greenhouse gas contribution by 77% by 2050.
sponsored | Steven Burns | Oct 3, 2017
6 ways to get millennial employees excited about project management
Generally speaking, millennials want to be where the action is.
