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Keep it green overhead

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Step up sustainability

Add some bounce to your step

Keeps shining on

California EPA's white knight

All the daylight without the glare

Self-cleaning fiber cement panels

All-in-one wall system

Flooring with natural ingredients

Architectural resin panels

Ecology center gets a modular green roof

Stronger than it looks

Doors past the test

Turn on the light

Modular green roof

Cladding stays high and dry

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ErinoakKids treatment center, Erin Sauga, courtesy Stantec

For our design for an ErinoakKids treatment center, we needed to include a staircase that incorporated a large landing, since kids with mobility issues require a space to rest. So, we came up with a treehouse concept, which can be seen at the top left of this image. Photo courtesy Stantec

Can a kids’ healthcare space teach, entertain, and heal?

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Robotic interiors: How to make a studio apartment feel as big as a one-bedroom unit

Ori Studio Suite comes with a full or queen bed, a dining table or desk, a 50- or 60-inch TV nook, up to 133 cubic feet of storage, 48 to 60 inches of space to hang clothes, LED lighting, six outlets, and two USB ports. The system “adds” up to 136 of usable square footage to the unit. Cost: $7,000 to $15,000, depending on order quantity. Photo: Ori Living

Robotic interiors: How to make a studio apartment feel as big as a one-bedroom unit

7 new multifamily developments to track this summer

Sitka, a 384-unit apartment complex in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. Photo: Vulcan Real Estate

7 new multifamily developments to track this summer

All renderings courtesy Steven Holl Architects

Steven Holl Architects and Architecture Acts to design Ostrava Concert Hall in the Czech Republic

Bentley University's new ice arena includes classrooms, and has hosted non-sporting events like concerts and fashion shows. Image: Bentley University

Arenas on campuses aren’t just for sports anymore

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June 2019

June 2019 issue of Building Design+Constructrion

Press Releases

Core States promotes Jamie Sullivan to Director of Restaurants

Core States Group announces Director of Account Management, Andy Lee

Revolutionary fire rated glazing products SuperClear 45-HS-LI and SuperClear 45-HS now approved glazing components in the NERC database

Blue Collar Labs launches Builder’s Almanac, an online construction technology evaluation platform

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