These guidelines will help commercial construction teams ensure that the building enclosures beneath these arrays are ready to handle the heat, weight, and wear
May 23, 2025
The demands of a solar-ready roof call for important material specifications to help mitigate long-term risks these installations create for waterproofing, insulation performance, fire resistance, and maintenance access.
Architects created a plan with a ribbed concrete base around three sides
May 21, 2025
This design resulted in a light-filled cube with a distinctive exterior notable for its minimalist blending of concrete, glass and ribbed metal wall panels.
Supporting healing and learning spaces, EFCO curtain wall defines Duquesne University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine
May 19, 2025
For a distinctive appearance blending advanced high-tech with approachable, high-touch, EFCO finished the aluminum framing, brake metal and swing entrance doors in a specialty bronze-gold color paint.
Benjamin Glunz, CEO of Anguleris (the team behind BIMsmith), joined us recently to chat about the main pain points architects face when researching building products, and how BIMsmith approaches product discovery differently compared to other platforms.
The building envelope remains one of the most critical levers for reducing operational carbon emissions—particularly through targeted retrofits that improve thermal management.
This article explores how innovations in building materials are reshaping the indoor environment by promoting healthier spaces for both residents and workers.
Trump’s tariffs are fundamentally altering the affordable housing market, creating an environment marked by challenges, volatility, and the need for resilience.
Mel Oncu, Chief Strategy Officer for the International Code Council, joined us to chat about this year’s Building Safety Month theme and what our industry can do to promote safety at every level.
Digital access to building codes and standards is emerging as a key solution, enabling construction professionals to work more efficiently and cohesively, even with leaner teams.
What are the complexities for architects in this climate? How does it impact how they specify products for any particular job? And how does that all cascade to the rest of the industry?