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With no shortage of passion or inspiration, Malcolm Holzman continues a 42-year legacy of innovative architectural projects that can’t be characterized by a signature style. The only similarity among the buildings that Holzman and his associates design is their function – almost all of them are public or academic facilities. Malcolm Holzman praises technology for its ability to help architects better execute buildings, and is concerned that it might decrease professionals’ observation and intense scrutiny of designs. |
The Newest Version of LEED
The USGBC’s newest version of LEED has officially been launched.
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The USGBC’s newest version of LEED has officially been launched.
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HDR Architecture Signs 2030 Challenge
Focusing on adopting certain targets, the 2030 Challenge asks participants to achieve dramatic reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Focusing on adopting certain targets, the 2030 Challenge asks participants to achieve dramatic reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions.
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How Do the AIA Contract Documents and ConsensusDOCS Subcontract Forms Compare?
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) and ConsensusDOCS LLC recently released subcontract agreements that benefit subcontractors more than the subcontracts offered by general contractors.Read more »
Thom Talks ARCHI-TECH sat down with Thom Mayne in September 2007 to discuss the design process and technology.Read more »
Are You a Technology-Enabled Architect?
Nearly everyone has encountered a last-minute project that requires a complete redesign. Often referred to as “value engineering” to soften the blow, these situations typically arise due to a misunderstanding of total cost vs. ownership with technology.
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Nearly everyone has encountered a last-minute project that requires a complete redesign. Often referred to as “value engineering” to soften the blow, these situations typically arise due to a misunderstanding of total cost vs. ownership with technology.
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Compensation Still Strong in Architecture and Design
The 2009 DesignIntelligence Compensation and Benefits Survey shows that the average compensation figures continue to march upward for recent architecture school grads. Read more »
neo® is developed with a dedicated systems approach for total design freedom and flexibility.
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Fabral Architectural Systems brings a new vision to architectural metal with a new line of dynamic specialty finishes.
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Lutron’s GRAFIK Eye® QS is a fully customizable preset light and shade control system, providing convenient control, energy savings, and enhancement of the visual environment.
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Acoustical Wall Design
A Notable Façade Restoration
Multimedia AV Brings the '60s to Life
Designing Telepresence Spaces
The Future is Integrated Project Delivery
EnOcean Technology Sets a New Standard for Lighting
19th-Century Jail Becomes 21st-Century Hotel
Passive Ventilation for Aggressive Energy Savings
Biomimicry: Nature's Lessons
| April 29, 2009 |
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