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Stantec's Brett Lambert, Principal of Architecture and Passive House Certified Consultant, uses the Northland Newton Development project to guide designers with eight tips for designing multifamily passive house projects.
Stantec's Ryan Odell suggests using the human experience to advance OMSF design that puts a focus on wellness and efficiency.
Use these tips to overcome market changes, community opposition, and multidisciplinary needs in long-term community development.
Stantec engineer Jeff Crews shares his experience as a first responder at Ground Zero following the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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More airports are asking passengers to check their own baggage. What’s the ripple effect?
California asserts building code restrictions more stringently than other states, making design challenging for student housing.
When it’s time to make the move, designers can support clients in introducing a new workplace environment.
As we continue to move toward the city and spend more time indoors, our day-to-day interaction with quality nature is shrinking. One contemporary concept to reverse this effect is biophilic design, a strategic approach to tap into—and harness—nature in the built environment.
While offering efficiency and flexibility, modular construction requires extensive planning and collaboration to avoid potential challenges.
The WELL Community Standard equips planners to build health promotion into the very fabric of neighborhoods.
While student and multi-family housing share a common building form, it’s the student resident that drives the innovation of new spaces.
Five years ago, experts were predicting continued urban rebound and suburban decline. What really happened?
The future office strives to be better, focus more on the people who inhabit it, and contribute to the success of the company.
Imagine a future where buildings and infrastructure are 100% utilized and 100% responsive.
