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The best tall buildings of 2014

Four high-rise buildings from multiple continents have been selected as the best of their region....

The module showcases a range of interior finishes, with a treatment/recovery are

Laurie Robert, Vice President, NRB

Pedia-Pod: A state-of-the-art pediatric building module

This demonstration pediatric treatment building module is “kid-friendly,” offering a unique and c...

Reconstruction Awards Entry Information

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2012 Reconstruction Awards Entry Form

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An aerial photograph of the UW Madison campus

Campus landscape planning of the future: A University of Wisconsin-Madison case study

The brick and mortar of blended learning

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An interior collaboration space at the Pagiluca Harvard Life Lab

The Pagliuca Harvard Life Lab, Allston, Mass., is the newest component of Harvard University’s growing innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. Harvard students, faculty, and alumni interested in biotech, pharma, and other life sciences now have access to a fully equipped wet lab and support resources they need to take their ventures to the next stage of development. Photo: Robert Benson.

Mashup in the halls of ivy: Campus expansions put the emphasis on elevating the student experience

Complimentary, building-wide WiFi is more or less a given for marketing purposes in the multifamily arena.

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Free WiFi, meeting rooms most popular business services amenities in multifamily developments

Aligned Energy's colocation center in Phoenix, one of America's top-10 multi-tenant data center markets. Image: Connie Zhou Photography

Do AEC firms have the wattage to meet the demands of a charged-up data center sector?

Jacksonville Jaguars’ new practice facility, designed by Populous

The facility’s roof consists of 3,000 tons of structural steel that support a PTFE membrane. The PTFE fabric is suspended from 430-foot-long structural steel trusses that support an array of structural steel v-columns. Design architect Populous designed the roof form and then worked in tandem with Walter P Moore to create the roof’s structure and subdivide it into trusses. All images and renderings courtesy Populous

Software cornucopia: Jacksonville Jaguars’ new practice facility showcases the power of computational design