An Adaptive Reuse Transports Pittsburgh’s Past into the Present
A Former Sears Store and Distribution Center in Boston’s Fenway Neighborhood Connects to the Public Realm through Design and Programming
A Neighborhood Icon Retains Its Place in the Urban Fabric with a New Purpose
A Comprehensive Façade Restoration Demonstrates Preserving Historic Fabric Is More Cost-effective than Large-scale Replacement
The Brooklyn Academy of Music Refurbishes a 120-year-old Theater to Be More Inclusive of the Community It Serves
Dallas’ Hall of State at Fair Park Is Restored to Its Historic Glory
According to a review by the SUN DAY Campaign of data recently released by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), solar, wind, and other renewable…
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“The product of careful continuity is love … Trust, intimacy, intense use, and time are what made these buildings work so well.”Stewart Brand, How Buildings…
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Simpson Strong-Tie, a provider of engineered structural connectors and building solutions, hosted “Do What You Can Day” on Wednesday, Nov. 3, its annual day dedicated…
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Designed and engineered in the U.S., Solaria PowerXT panels boost power generation and provide aesthetics. Solaria Corporation, a global provider of advanced solar energy products, has announced an addition to its industry-leading solar product…
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The usually busy Fort Hays State University campus in Hays, Kan., was closer to a ghost town when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020….
Ceilings and floors remain raw, exposed white ceiling insulation and polished concrete. Simple, semi-sheer curtains were installed to modulate the bright Texas sun through the…
When undertaking the renovation and expansion of the busiest library in the state of Georgia—while it remains open—meticulous planning is required. This was just one…
Architects and designers have moved away from using drop ceilings in offices because they don’t allow for design freedom, and they make a space feel…
Not long after ENT Fort Worth at Clearfork was completed, its distinctive reclaimed Brazilian hardwood sections showed strain. Despite successful installations elsewhere across the country,…
The big question for specifiers, engineers and HVAC contractors during the COVID-19 pandemic is whether ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) can inactivate viruses and other pathogens…
In the past few decades, climate change has grown to become a major driver in how we approach the design, construction and operation of buildings….
The concept of virtual reality has been the stuff of science fiction for many years. Going back as far as books, like William Gibson’s 1984…
The construction and demolition of buildings is an extremely material- and energy-intensive endeavor. According to data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, an estimated 600…