MBCEA Announces Building of the Year Awards Winners
The Metal Building Contractors and Erectors Association (MBCEA) announced its 2021 Building of the Year winners at its Virtual Annual Conference, held April 28 –…
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Architectural Salvage and Reuse Help Address the Triple Bottom Line
Architectural Salvage and Reuse Help Address the Triple Bottom Line
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 esti ... Read More
Architectural Salvage and Reuse Help Address the Triple Bottom Line
How Can Hotels and Resorts Offer Warmth, Luxury and Wellness in the COVID-19 Era and Beyond?
How Can Hotels and Resorts Offer Warmth, Luxury and Wellness in the COVID-19 Era and Beyond?
Although the hospitality industry is beginning to see signs of life after a historic pandemic, it’s clear that there will be no “going back to normal.” There remains the chal ... Read More
How Can Hotels and Resorts Offer Warmth, Luxury and Wellness in the COVID-19 Era and Beyond?
Chicago’s Historic Cook County Hospital Is Redeveloped into a Hotel and Food Hall
Chicago’s Historic Cook County Hospital Is Redeveloped into a Hotel and Food Hall
Built in 1914, Cook County Hospital often has been referred to as Chicago’s Ellis Island. The 2-block-long, 8-story Beaux-Arts building, constructed just outside the city’s f ... Read More
Chicago’s Historic Cook County Hospital Is Redeveloped into a Hotel and Food Hall
Miami Beach Convention Center Meets Stringent Guidelines for Sustainability and Resiliency with Its Facade and Landscape
Miami Beach Convention Center Meets Stringent Guidelines for Sustainability and Resiliency with Its Facade and Landscape
Miami Beach Convention Center recently underwent a $620 million renovation, which transformed it into one of the most technologically advanced meeting facilities in the U.S. ... Read More
Miami Beach Convention Center Meets Stringent Guidelines for Sustainability and Resiliency with Its Facade and Landscape
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How to Retrofit Your Building for a Post-pandemic World
As the COVID-19 vaccine is distributed and we enter a post-pandemic 21st century, we can expect to see building occupants in renovated and newly constructed…
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Garland Named The ESOP Association Company of the Year, Ohio/Kentucky Chapter
Garland was recently named The ESOP Association Company of the Year for the Ohio/Kentucky Chapter, recognizing the company’s strong commitment to employee ownership. The award…
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Create Unique Lighting Patterns even in Food-grade Environments
Tivoli Lighting has introduced its Flexile Series in multiple shapes, color temperatures and sizes to enable lighting designers to create unique lighting patterns for interior…
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An Architecture Firm Future Proofs a Landmark for Its Own Office
As architect Carl Elefante so eloquently put it, “the greenest building is one that’s already built.” The Essex, built in 1905, prominently stands in the…
Metal Composite Material Creates Clean Transitions between Floors on Historic Building
The renovation of the historic building at 888 16th St. NW in the nation’s capital included a complete transformation of the facade, down to the…
Laser Scanning Paired with BIM Saves Time and Money
Last summer, DJM, a BIM and design specialist, received a request to 3D scan fire damage at a Rockway, N.J., manufacturing facility. More than 33,000…
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When Hardwood Fails, Metal Exterior Accents Prove to Be Near Match
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,…
Retrofitting HVAC Systems with UVC to Inactivate Viruses and Other Infectious Pathogens
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…
Why It Makes Sense to Focus on Retrofits During COVID-19 and Beyond
Imagine you’re the owner of a multistory building and you’ve just found out that the exterior brick facade is pulling away from your building, creating…
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Architectural Salvage and Reuse Help Address the Triple Bottom Line
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…
Architects Increasingly Seek to Improve Lives and Facilitate Equity through Design
Architects take a great deal of pride in the fact that their profession is aimed at making the world a better place. Buildings are the…
The Post-COVID Office Will Need to Emphasize Physical and Mental Wellbeing
In a matter of months, the COVID-19 pandemic transformed the world. People in every country have been forced to make drastic changes to protect their…