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NAC Architecture | Sep 12, 2018

Security vs. 21st century learning: We shouldn’t have to choose

In order to effectively talk about school design, we need to start by understanding what a school is designed to do. 

Gresham Smith | Sep 11, 2018

The advantages of alleys

Believe it or not, alleys started off as public spaces.

HOK | Sep 10, 2018

Virtual reality as a design tool: What we've learned and where we're going

Given the dizzying speed in which the technology has caught on, it’s worth taking a moment to look at what we’ve learned to date about VR and discuss how it fits into the future of architecture and design.

CallisonRTKL | Sep 6, 2018

Little details, big questions: Occupancy planning 101 for healthcare facilities

Transitioning into a new hospital is no easy feat and daily tasks can have a huge impact.

Perkins and Will | Sep 4, 2018

It takes more than money to fund resilience

Resilient design, much like all projects in the built environment, requires funding.  

sponsored | George DuBose | Sep 4, 2018

Three forgotten truths about mold and moisture building failures

After over 25 years of figuring out why buildings end up as catastrophic mold and moisture building failures – there are some apparent truths that have remained seemingly unchanged. 

DLR Group | Aug 31, 2018

The building data analytics revolution in three acts

Increased transparency of operational building data is impacting accountability.

sponsored | Elizabeth Cotton | Aug 28, 2018

Energy efficient glass: Products for every climate

It is crucial to consider how glass, as beautiful as it may be, will improve the energy efficiency of buildings.

sponsored | J. David Odom | Aug 27, 2018

The 3 myths of PTAC units

Over the past 30 years, building experts at Liberty Building Forensics Group (LBFG) have investigated hundreds of hotel moisture problems (involving thousands of guest rooms) and in the process, have observed three repetitive assumptions that appear to be completely ignored by the hospitality industry.

Gensler | Aug 27, 2018

The open office isn't dead

The degree of open or enclosed doesn't matter in high-performing work environments. If the space is designed to function well, all individual space types are rated as equally effective.

HMC Architects | Aug 24, 2018

Encourage student wellness by incorporating active design into college campus architecture

Before you incorporate active design into your college campus, you need to understand exactly what doing so entails.

sponsored | David Alexander Devine | Aug 24, 2018

Redundant waterproofing systems: a solution for zero lot line construction

With more complex foundations and building owners’ desire to use shotcrete, many waterproofing consultants believe that creating redundancy will increase the chances for success.

Gresham Smith | Aug 23, 2018

Data driven design: The benefits of building energy modeling

As technology advances, Building Energy Modeling (BEM) is becoming an even more powerful tool for making informed design decisions. This is the first post in our series examining the benefits of BEM in balancing occupant comfort and design features with energy efficiency.

Clark Nexsen | Aug 22, 2018

An electrical engineer’s take on designing successful pharmaceutical lab space

Patrick Licklider, PE, CEM, GGP, LEED AP BD+C, an electrical engineer in Clark Nexsen’s Science + technology practice, shares his perspective on what it takes to successfully design laboratory and manufacturing environments for the fast-changing pharmaceutical and biotech industry.