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From the start of the design process for Santa Clara Unified School District’s new preK-12 campus, discussions moved beyond brick-and-mortar to focus on envisioning the future of education in Silicon Valley.
NBBJ leaders Jonathan Ward and Margaret Montgomery explore five inspirational ideas they are actively integrating into projects to ensure more healthy, natural cities.
Integrated design firm LEO A DALY welcomes Ivan O’Garro, AIA, as a vice president and managing principal of its Atlanta studio.
Biophilic design in the built environment supports the health and wellbeing of individuals, as they spend most of their time indoors.
Perkins and Will shares a nurse's insights on triage design, and how to help emergency departments make the most of their resources.
LPA's design for a new learning center in San Bernardino provides a model for a facility that prepares children for learning and supports the community.
When word was out that the condominium association was planning to carry out a refresh of the Pier Condominiums on Fort Norfolk, Hanbury jumped at the chance to remake what had become a tired, faded project.
Gresham Smith begins designing four proton therapy vaults for a Flint, Mich., medical center.
If a college student enjoys film studies, there is probably a place on campus where they can join other film buffs. But where can students who like video games go?
The Hinge Research Institute has released its 4th edition of Inside the Buyer’s Brain: AEC Industry—detailing the perspectives of almost 300 buyers and more than 1,400 sellers of AEC services.
Kawneer has updated the majority of their curtain wall systems with AAMA 501.6 and AAMA 501.4. These seismic tests determine the seismic drift that causes glass fallout and system serviceability, respectively.
Zachary Wassenberg of Burns & McDonnell breaks down three applications for digital knowledge networks: training, libraries, and instructions.
While new construction allows for incredible levels of customization, there’s no denying that new buildings can have adverse impacts on the climate, budgets, schedules and even the cultural and historic fabrics of communities.
Similar to interior design and industrial sectors, color forecasts in residential and commercial architecture show metal products evolving toward warmer tones.
Subtle shifts in how designers are using contrast
Personalized design solutions for architects, manufacturers and building owners
A building might not be able to “hack” innovation, but it can create the right conditions to foster connection and innovation, write GBBN's Chad Burke and Zachary Zettler.
