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.
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.
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.
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.
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