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Its tapered profile has been likened to a flash drive – and, certainly, Philadelphia’s newly constructed Comcast Center plugs into the wizardry of digital imagery with an acumen befitting its namesake tenant. |
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The Eco Office, which serves as an office, demonstration, and training facility, has achieved LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. It also qualifies for ENERGY STAR and EarthCraft Light Commercial certifications, and meets the 2030 Challenge launched by Architecture 2030.
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University Campus Center Embodies Social Interaction and Sustainability
This Campus Center facilitates socialization, acting as a “mixing chamber” for students of all ages, cultures, and disciplines.
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Exhibiting a welcome rebound following a 5-point dip the month prior, the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) was up almost 6 points in July.
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ACT Data Center is First LEED Platinum Certified Data Center in United States
AIA Educational Facility Design Awards Recognize Greenest Schools
GBI Launches Two New Certification Programs
The 46-story, 856,000-square-foot Hearst Tower is a building lover’s eye candy. From the outside, its triangular glass-and-steel diagrid soars above its 1928 neoclassical base. From the inside, its artistry grows from the majestic diagonal escalators and 2-story waterfall in the lower floors to the breathtaking views that the upper floors afford.
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The bold move to meld AV function, technology, and architecture is part of this hospital’s commitment to change from patient-based training to simulated training.
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When the Twin Towers fell on 9/11, they took with them a building space vital to protecting the city: the New York City Office of Emergency Management (OEM). They chose to renovate an existing facility in Brooklyn, formerly the American Red Cross headquarters.
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KI’s Genius walls reconfigure quickly and easily, reducing disruption of office personnel and the construction timeline.
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CENTRIA’s Profile Series product line offers architects a variety of textures, shadows, and sight lines.
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Wikk customizes the material, design, finish, switch type, and location of bollard preps.
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New Options for Insulated Glass
Interactive Technology Makes Eaton's Space Memorable
A Tale of Three Cities
High-Tech California Academy of Sciences Wows Visitors
The Latest in Sign Technology
Materials and Sound
Total Energy Recovery Wheels: Integral to Sustainability
Responsible (and Sustainable) Outdoor Lighting
The Architect's Recipe for Courthouse Security
Stretching Your Clients' Roofing Dollars
| August 26, 2009 |
| This Month's AT Poll |
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