Tech Students Kick-start Heritage Park in Radford with Rail Tower
The goal, shared by so many river-rail American cities, is in part to tell the story of Radford’s industrial and cultural heritage.
Society’s Cage: Architects Use Data to Visualize Systemic Injustice
The experience of visiting Society’s Cage centers on entering a 15’x15’ cube comprised of iron rods of varying lengths suspended within a series of rods that form a four-sided curtain. Visitors don’t move through the curtain so much as they contend with it.
Oversized Masonry Units Add Large-Scale Impact to Your Project
Titan Series oversized veneer masonry units provide a stout accent detail for columns and piers, and can deliver massive impact when used as a field application.
Architectural Billings Continue to Contract
While federal stimulus and the increasing pace of vaccinations may begin to accelerate progress in the coming months, the year has gotten off to a slow start.
Arlington National Cemetery’s $85 Million Expansion
In the context of the larger, 27-acre addition, Jacobs’ columbarium is a sculptural counterpoint to wide open spaces associated with this historic cemetery in operation since the Civil War.
Community Remembrance: The AIA Virginia Student Prize Competition for 2021
The goal is to challenge us all, students and professionals alike, to reflect on how our chosen discipline, design, can help shape a more just and equitable world.
Restoring a Helical Newel Post
One of Glavé & Holmes’ recent projects illuminates the interesting quirks found in significant historic properties and the technical innovation and historic expertise needed to make them whole.
Sketches: Architecture; Perception of Space
Digital Media on Ink by Marium Rahman Assoc. AIA