Nonresidential construction in the U.S. is still climbing higher, and that’s great news for architects and designers. But of course, there’s also bad news. The construction industry is working like…
DetailsIf there’s anything true about architecture and design, it’s that the game is always changing. In most cases, it’s for the better. Homes are, indeed, changing along with the people…
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DetailsBuilding information modeling, or BIM, as it’s more commonly known, deals with so much more than just a model. Models have been around for ages. BIM is something very different,…
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DetailsUnless you’ve been living in a remote land, or maybe under a rock, you’ve heard about the tiny house movement. It’s all about downsizing, reducing the carbon footprint, simplifying life,…
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DetailsNet-zero building design is supposed to be the modern pinnacle of ecologically sound, sustainable living and the pathway to dramatically reduced carbon emissions and waste. So why isn’t everyone excited…
DetailsA first-person video game designed for civil engineers? Why didn’t someone think of this before? Whether or not you’re a big gamer, the release of INFRA is kind of a…
DetailsThey almost sound like distant, and better faring, cousins of the famous corpse plant, but resurrection plants have an entirely different purpose. They don’t bloom once and then wither away.…
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