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Green urban space

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Weather-resistant sheathing helps project finish ahead of schedule

Modular carpet is fair and square

Get a green roof on the cheap

Glass wall opens without a track

Super-low-flow showerheads

Coconut-palm flooring, wallcovering

Parking lot sprouts with vegetation

Easy-to-use bi-fold door goes up and away

Free building energy and carbon assessment software

Glass product saves museum's aesthetic appeal

Standing-seam roof provides a jolt of power

Silicone roof coatings can take a beating

Wood wall system gets a makeover

Las Vegas school district bets big on daylighting to improve student test scores

Wind turbine is as quiet as a whisper

Solar-fighting paint

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A primer on progressive design-build

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A Boutique Hotel and Conference Center Unites a Vibrant Mixed-Use Community

From project planning to post-construction: Navigating the commissioning process

Photo: Gresham Smith

From project planning to post-construction: Navigating the commissioning process

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Heatherwick Studio designs a giant planted pergola in Tokyo’s Toranomon-Azabudai district

FMI's newest report is forecasting a big jump in construction spending for so-called megaprojects that reflect an intensifying global urbanization. Image: FMI

Spending on megaprojects, already on the rise, could spike hard in the coming years

Steven Holl Architects, The Kennedy Center expands for the first time since its 1971 debut

An aerial view of The REACH (left, in front of the Kennedy Center), whose three pavilions are connected underground. Images: Richard Barnes, Courtesy of Steven Holl Architects.

The Kennedy Center expands for the first time since its 1971 debut

InterContinental Hotel at The Wharf, Washington, D.C., designed by BBGM 2019 Hotel Giants Report, Giants 300 Report

The 278-key InterContinental Hotel at The Wharf, Washington, D.C., designed by BBGM for developer Hoffman-Madison, achieved LEED Gold certification. Photo courtesy BBGM

2019 Hotel Giants Report: Hospitality sector is running hot and cool

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September 2019

Press Releases

Dominium receives eight MADACS Awards

ABC Supply Co. opens a branch in Sharonville, Ohio

Jensen Hughes names new CEO, Raj Arora, as at ushers in a new era of growth

More Open-Joint Cladding Protection for Today’s Architects

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