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  Viewpoints

  How Can We Design Buildings to Heal, Not Harm?

  Jason McLennan—regenerative design pioneer and chief sustainability officer at Perkins&Will—on creating buildings that restore, replenish, and revive the natural world.

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  Products

  Behind the Fine Art and Science of Glazing

  Architects today are thinking beyond the curtain wall, using glass to deliver high energy performance and better comfort in a variety of buildings.

Profiles

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  Profiles

  Inside Three SoCal Design Workshops Where Craft and Sustainability Meet

  With a vertically integrated approach, RAD furniture, Cerno, and Emblem are making design more durable, adaptable, and resource conscious.

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  Profiles

  BLDUS Brings a ‘Farm-to-Shelter’ Approach to American Design

  The Washington D.C.–based firm BLDUS is imagining a new American vernacular through natural materials and thoughtful placemaking. 

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  Profiles

  These Architecture Students Explore the Healing Power of Water

  Design projects centered on water promote wellness, celebrate infrastructure, and reconnect communities with their environment.

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  Projects

  A Sustainable Expansion Revitalizes a Century-Old Quebec Retreat

  In its extension to a family’s country residence,  Pelletier de Fontenay sought to cohere parts and climate-sensitive approaches, old and new.

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  Projects

  A San Antonio Market Pairs Sustainable Agriculture With Biophilic Design

  The adaptive reuse market designed by Clayton Korte and Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group aims to create a sensory (and low waste) grocery experience.  

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  Projects

  A New Standard for Housing the Unhoused in Palm Springs

  JFAK’s Homeless Navigation Center blends modular housing, support services, and shared spaces to create a humane, dignified alternative to traditional shelters.