Architect Sonja Shields on Social Security’s 21st Century Workplace
“We wanted this project to stand out because it’s good for our environment and a more secure space for employees,” says Shields.
Architecture, Arts & Culture, Design, People
ArchEx Service Project Reimagines Cultural Hub for Arts District
During ArchEx, AIA Virginia partnered with the Hanbury Community Design Lab to host a design charrette to reimagine a site within the Broad Street Arts District.
Manoj Dalaya: Balancing Design and Practice
It’s an interesting question—balance,” says Dalaya, “and if you go back to look at the role of the architect, it’s always to keep things in balance from the first conversation to the last punch list item.”
Arts & Culture, Design, Opinion
Finding a New Commonwealth
Macron’s visit highlights why education unites America and France beyond architecture and culture.
Architecture, Design, People, Technology
80 M Street Leads the Mass Timber Revolution
As mass timber steadily gains traction in the US, architects and engineers look to span greater distances and build ever-taller with engineered wood.
Architecture, Design, Destinations, Historic Preservation
In the Market for Adaptive Reuse
The revamped and expanded Dairy Market in Charlottesville’s 10th and Page neighborhood features a food hall, office building, and community events space designed to create connections at vital crossroads.
CNCPT: How We’ve Structured Practice Technology to Maximize Innovation, Creativity, and Efficiency
Clark Nexsen developed CNCPT to apply advanced digital tools across their interdisciplinary practice to improve quality and efficiency, help clients make informed decisions, and remain at the forefront of technological innovation.