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Designing an Industrial Workplace for More than Production
What happens after the architects leave? For Davood Boroojeni, the answer became the foundation for an entirely new factory building.
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Discover How This Design Alliance Is Working to Reduce Construction Waste
The San Francisco-based movement is led by industry professionals and committed to reducing construction refuse one project at a time.
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The Future of Living: Housing Innovation in Underserved Markets
A Q&A with Booth Hansen architects on how innovations in construction are changing the dynamics of residential development.
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HMC Architects: Improving Delivery to Improve Healthcare
HMC Architects reflect on how contractor-integrated design is reviving the healthcare industry.
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This Bahá’í Temple Took 14 Years To Build—It Was Worth the Wait
South America's first Bahá’í Temple required over a decade of research and development—without that time, this ambitious project would never have seen the light.
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Designing Space, Cultivating Creative Communities
As part of the Metropolis Think Tank series, Susan S. Szenasy discussed designing space and communities that inspire innovation and creativity with CBT Architects.
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What If Buying a House Were More Like Buying a Car?
Architects recognize that modern families care about the environment and aesthetics.
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The Y:Cube Prefab Takes on London’s Housing Crisis
With the prefab Y: Cube, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners hopes to finally make a dent in London’s housing problem.
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How Migrant Workers Are "Silent Collaborators" in Global Architecture
Beyond Qatar, fantastic architecture is dependent on migrant labor.
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The Team Maintaining SOM’s Legacy of Engineering Greatness
Led by Bill Baker, the engineering team at SOM Chicago is reshaping the form and function of buildings.
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Building as Business
Gardens by the Bay, Singapore. By Wilkinson Eyre & Atelier Ten Singapore’s nearly complete “Gardens by the Bay”—a 110-hectare botanical garden with indoor waterfalls and a photovoltaic tree canopy—makes a
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Jeanne Gang: The Art of Nesting
Whether it’s a condo tower or community center, Jeanne Gang’s approach to materials and construction remains bold and ingenious.