Articles Tagged with ''daylighting''

In today’s architecture, daylight isn’t just a design preference—it’s a vital component of human-centric, energy-efficient buildings.

A first for the region, the new Fire Station 52 introduces San Diego’s first all-electric fire apparatus, setting a precedent in public safety and sustainable infrastructure.

700 Santana Row, an innovative mixed-use development, brings a new dimension to San Jose’s acclaimed Santana Row district by offering a seamless blend of modern design, sustainability and vibrant public spaces.

The hospitality experts at Lawrence Group have designed what may be the Midwest’s first dual-branded hotel -- connecting the existing St. Louis Airport Hilton built in the 1960s with a brand-new 78,957-square-foot Hampton Inn.

The Ontario Glass & Metal Association presented its Lifetime Achievement Award, to Steve Gusterson, FCSC, CTR, vice president of pre-construction design in Canada for Apogee Architectural Metals and its Alumicor brand products.

Built on a constrained site between the Hudson and Harlem Rivers, the new center replaces an aging structure within the university’s Baker Athletics Complex and reflects Columbia’s broader commitment to resilient, high-performance design in the face of evolving urban and environmental challenges.

The massive renovation kicked off with the installation of 44 skylights, measuring 30-inches by 120-inches, on a 65,000-square-foot pre-engineered metal building.

RKTB Architects has announced the completion of a new house of worship for Shaare Zedek, a historic Jewish congregation on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.

This article explores how advanced building technologies are shaping the future of climate-adaptive construction.

METALCON announced its Fifth Annual Top Product Awards, honoring the most innovative products, technologies and solutions shaping the future of the industry.