05/26/20
Architecture, Design, Featured
The Plantronics building promotes a perfect balance between wellness and productivity through design strategies that benefit both human and environmental health.
05/22/20
While coastal Virginia experiences significant sea level rise that threatens human well-being, the creative and technical expertise of Virginia’s architects is needed to holistically imagine and integrate buildings, public spaces, and infrastructure in unprecedented ways.
05/22/20
The College of William & Mary’s McLeod Tyler Wellness Center is intended to be a beacon for health and wellness for the campus community.
05/20/20
When I began my first job, I was surprised by how collaborative architecture is as a profession — a contrast to the classroom. I enjoyed learning about and participating in that collaboration as other architects, engineers, clients, and stakeholders worked together towards a common goal.
05/20/20
As our daily footprint narrows under “stay at home” measures, we must reconsider our relationship with public spaces that provide incredible health benefits at a time when we need them the most.
05/26/20
In an initiative called OpenNorfolk, Work Program Architects (WPA) is leading efforts to help restaurants and small retail businesses reopen safely with increased outdoor space.
05/22/20
Students currently enrolled in a Virginia collage or university ACE program are eligible to enter the Summer Design Challenge. The registration deadline is June 5, 2020.
05/22/20
Light materials convey cleanliness without being institutional, and the views to the outdoors convey a sense of tranquility at Blue Ridge Orthodontics by Clark Nexsen.
05/21/20
With the stress and uncertainty of this unprecedented moment, who wants to talk about the urgency of climate change? Yet it is precisely now that it matters most. What have we learned from life during COVID-19 that might apply to climate action?
