This month, we celebrate all women; but also highlight industry experts who are forging equality, sharing their knowledge, and creating change in the design and construction markets.
The common denominator for today’s design is that one type of material is no longer good enough. Combining multiple aesthetics into the design of a building is the standard rather than the exception. Because the days of monolithic design are long gone, architects are pushing the limits seeking to integrate materials for a modern, sophisticated look.
Fentress Architects announced the commencement of the 2024 Fentress Global Challenge. We were joined by the founder of the competition, Curtis Fentress. Curtis sat with us to talk about the competition, how this year looks different and what the jury is looking for when it comes to selecting this year’s winner.
While much attention has historically been focused on operational carbon emissions generated during a building's lifecycle, the significance of embodied carbon cannot be overstated.
This month, we celebrate all women; but also highlight industry experts who are forging equality, sharing their knowledge, and creating change in the design and construction markets.
Stephanie Stubbs, Vice President of Technical Solutions for the National Institute of Building Sciences, talks about the Building Enclosure Science and Technology (BEST6) conference.
Post-construction metrics are imperative to continue improving operations as new technology emerges. With each innovation, you can lower a building’s carbon footprint and support the environment.
Prioritizing natural daylight with daylighting devices significantly enhanced this new shelter and adoption center. The abundance of natural light positively impacted the environment, reducing stress, improving moods and fostering a healthier atmosphere for all.