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Justin R. Wolf
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Viewpoints
The Biomimicry Institute Launches a Nature-Positive Alliance
Early adopters like COOKFOX, Mithun, HKS and others pledge to emphasize ecological performance in the built environment.
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Projects
The Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Campus is a Model in Place-Driven Design
Baird architects designed the foundation’s permanent home for an artist residency program on Maine’s Midcoast.
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Projects
Inside the New Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music
Designed by CookFox Architects, the center is a grand achievement in material health, social equity, and sustainable design.
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Projects
SOM Creates a Breathing Building
Located in Shenzhen, China, WeBank’s headquarters takes a porous and responsive approach to occupant health and comfort.
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Viewpoints
Liz Martin-Malikian is Decarbonizing the Curriculum
Miami University’s new architecture and interior design chair wants to educate the next generation of sustainability leaders.
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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.
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Viewpoints
Envision Resilience Participants Design for Vulnerable Coastlines
The annual studio, now in its fourth year, brings together students from various universities to envision adaptable futures for coastlines in the Northeast United States.
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Projects
Taisugar Circular Village is a Model Case Study for Circular Economies
The Taiwanese project by Bio-architecture Formosana claims to be the first residential village in the country to be integrated within a circular economy.
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Products
Why Interface Wants to Phase Out Carbon Offsets
Interface is still intent on achieving carbon-negative status by 2040, but without purchasing any carbon offsets
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Viewpoints
Antje Steinmuller Wants to Get the Housing Question Right
Beginning her tenure this past summer, Taubman College’s new chair of architecture is rethinking housing through identity and density.
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Viewpoints
The 2024 Net Zero Conference Highlights the Importance of Collective Action
Last month, leading climate experts convened at the Anaheim Convention Center to reenvision the built environment for a net zero future.
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Grace Farms Foundation Holds Third Annual Design for Freedom Summit
Industry leaders gather to discuss topics from ethical decarbonization to ways to eradicate modern-day slavery in the materials supply chain.
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Profiles
Shepley Bulfinch Celebrates Its 150th Anniversary with Boston Exhibition
A Legacy of Design Innovation, on view through May 7, commemorates the firm’s decades long legacy of progressive practice and innovative design.
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Viewpoints
Manufacturers Catch Up on Embodied Carbon
Interiors manufacturers are recognizing the need for greater material transparency and responding to the demand for information on their carbon emissions.
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Projects
Bowdoin College Unveils Maine’s First Commercial Mass Timber Project
Discover how the new pair of HGA-designed buildings further the campus’s commitment to carbon neutrality.
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Projects
Pittsburgh’s Mill 19 Is a Postindustrial Innovation Hub
MSR Design transforms Pittsburgh’s last-operating steel mill into a world-class tech and manufacturing campus.
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Projects
“We Need to Integrate Everything”: Arturo Vittori’s Warka Village Nears Completion In Cameroon
The community of low-impact homes and water-harvesting towers, built and occupied by a pygmy rainforest community known as Bibambi II, could become a model for sustainable development.
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Projects
In Detroit, Architecture that Stands Out While Also Listening
LOHA's four buildings at a major new Detroit development called City Modern serve as focal points while also carefully reflecting the city's history.