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Campus Design
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Facing a Limited Budget, This Community College Still Built a Net-Zero Facility
The design-build project—with architects BNIM and builders Level 10—features extensive passive ventilation driven by thermal chimneys.
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Arizona State University’s New Engineering School Is a Case Study For Sustainable Desert Architecture
Architecture firm Solomon Cordwell Buenz designed the building's massing and envelope around natural ventilation and shading, offering a lesson in eco-friendly architecture for its students.
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New Renzo Piano–Designed Building Opens at Columbia University
Dubbed "The Forum," the 56,000-square-foot project on the university's 17-acre Manhattanville campus aims to be a global and local hub for lectures, conferences, and events.
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Students, Inspired by Broadacre City, Imagine a Better, Collective Sprawl
In revisiting the speculative proposal, pupils at the School of Architecture at Taliesin strive for avant-garde status without the aesthetic trappings of “Mr. Wright.”
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Too Big to Hide: Rethinking Infrastructure on Campuses
By banishing infrastructure facilities from sight, we avoid an important conversation about their potential—both functionally and aesthetically.
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How 5 California Schools Approach Campus Design (Part 1)
The first of a two-part essay, five campus architects speak about how their schools are changing.
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NYU’s “Scale Back” Is Just Part of Developer’s Long-Game
New York University announced yesterday that it was scaling back its controversial plans for expansion by “almost a fifth.” Wow, now that’s a significant number, you might think, if you didn’t already know how th