Articles Tagged with ''architects''

Proposals are being accepted from September 18 to October 23, 2024.

Karen Krauskopf has joined global architecture and design firm Perkins&Will as a principal and director of operations in its Austin studio.

Building Enclosure magazine is proud to announce Amy Baker as the recipient of our 2024 Leadership Award. Founder of Amy Baker Architect, she has made significant contributions to the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, advancing the practice of building enclosure design.

The Charlotte studio reflects MG’s commitment to broadening its influence and providing unparalleled quality and innovation in key markets across the United States.

Designed for and by SGA’s creative team and leaning on 30+ years of experience partnering with the country’s leading developers, tenants, and academic institutions, the workspace reflects the firm’s workplace design expertise and its culture of creativity, sustainability, collaboration, and transparency.

Corgan plans to continue to grow the Washington, D.C. team this year. Providing full architectural design services, the firm is known for its research and data-driven insights that inform designs.

Perkins Eastman announced the promotions of 80 members of its staff this year. Each of these individuals has made significant contributions to the firm, and it is an honor to recognize their collective hard work, inventiveness, and talent.

FCA announces that Chris Parsley has joined the firm’s New York City corporate team as a senior design strategist. With over 15 years of professional experience in delivering both domestic and international projects, Chris brings a wealth of expertise to the corporate team.

Intended to help bridge the gap between architectural education and practice, the Workforce Readiness Report provides a framework for incorporating the top skills recent graduates need into all types of architectural education.

The Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center recently opened Outré West: The American School of Architecture from Oklahoma to California. This new exhibition considers the bold works of a group of iconoclastic architects who were educated and mentored in Oklahoma in the 1950s and 1960s, and who later developed groundbreaking design practices in California.