Architecture, Design, Events, Research
The Biomaterials Building Exposition is part of an important global research effort to decarbonize design and construction with the use of rapidly renewable materials.
Architecture, Design, People, Research
Through an immersive residency in the CDR/Payette Open Studio, students interact with more than 160 interdisciplinary design professionals as they undertake a semester-long design research effort.
Emerging research proposes a framework and policies for navigating the transition to shared mobility.
“Despite the continued healthy demand for design services, activity is plateauing as firms face a myriad of external challenges, from staffing to supply chain disruptions to high inflation and rising interest rates,” said AIA Chief Economist, Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA, Ph.D.
Ethel Bailey Furman was Virginia’s first practicing African-American architect. She is believed to have designed about 200 buildings.
Sidney Griffin discusses his new role as the first BIM Project Manager for the University of Virginia’s Geospatial Engineering Services, the future of integrating technology and buildings to benefit building owners, and how serving our clients better and becoming a more inclusive profession could go hand in hand.
We see them in office building corridors and wonder who uses them except for leftover coffee disposal. The local building code requires it, but is this one of those antiquated parts of the code that may need to be reevaluated?
