Articles Tagged with ''architects''

The Architect’s Experience at METALCON announced special programming for architects, designers, specifiers and engineers at this year’s annual conference and tradeshow, which takes place in Indianapolis beginning Oct. 12.

Anjali Mathai will strengthen the firm's focus on building an authentic and purpose-driven culture for its people.

Tate Lauderdale and Hunter Swatek are friends, coworkers and 2021 graduates of Auburn University’s School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture, or APLA. They have one more thing in common: They are also among the youngest architects ever licensed in the United States.

A study published today by the American Institute of Architects, in partnership with Owens Corning, is shedding light on resiliency and sustainability in the built environment.

Architecture firms reported increasing demand for design services in June, according to a new report today from The American Institute of Architects.

Building on its twenty-five years of work in Texas, the firm is strengthening its presence throughout the state with strategic hires including Dallas W. Branch, Larry “L.B.” Byars, Sarah Fox, Cristi Landrum, and Paul Wilmarth in Dallas. 

Metal-Era and Hickman Edge Systems have expanded their Strategic Accounts to a nationwide territory-based team through their parent company, MTL Holdings.

SmithGroup has opened its first office in the southeastern United States in Atlanta. The office in the Midtown neighborhood of the city is the firm’s 19^th location worldwide, expanding the company’s already extensive footprint in the Higher Education and Healthcare markets.

Choosedaylight.com, a new, free online tool developed by Kingspan Light + Air, a leading provider of daylighting products, to help architects and designers find the right custom daylighting system for their next project.

 The nutrition label demonstrates how the company actively approaches social justice and employee engagement.