M2X Energy Battles Harmful Emissions by Converting Waste Methane Into Products
Start-up M2X Energy is prototyping mobile refining plants that reduce greenhouse gas emissions by converting them into a multipurpose chemical feedstock.
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How New Zealand Firm Warren and Mahoney Integrates Climate, Culture, and Data
New Zealand firm Warren and Mahoney has ambitious net-zero goals, informed by Maori knowledge of sustainability, formal expression, and ecological balance.
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How Okra Solar’s Mesh Grids Bring Power to Remote Corners of the World
Australian company Okra Solar is developing solar mesh grids to connect and power remote areas with clean, reliable electricity.
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Bring BIM Aboard—but First, Make a Comprehensive Execution Plan
Getting the most out of building information modeling (BIM) means prepping for an administrative—and culture—change with a BIM execution plan.
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Architect vs. Engineer: Fostering Collaboration That Transcends Building Design
Architect vs. engineer: The key to successful building design is setting a vision for a project and exploring ways to achieve it—together.
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Digital Transformation in Government? 4 DOT Best Practices Show It’s Possible
For digital transformation in government, connect with digital tools, adopt industry-standard tech, expand digital fidelity, and use pilot programs.
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AR in Architecture Unites Design and Construction—in Virtual and Real Worlds
By combining data-rich 3D models and real-world sites, AR in architecture lets teams connect and collaborate at every phase of design and construction.
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Augmented Reality Art Creates New Opportunities—and New Contexts—for Works
By bringing works outside of traditional canvases and spaces, augmented reality art is redefining how artists and viewers interact.
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The Built World’s Backbone: Working With Steel Fabricators, From Mill to Model
Steel adds both structure and style to the built environment. Learn best practices for collaborating with steel fabricators at every phase of a project.
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How to Build a Better Hurricane-Proof House as Storm Severity Worsens
As climate change produces stronger hurricanes, storm-prone areas must be more resilient. Here’s how to build a better hurricane-proof house.
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Is Timber Bamboo the Future of Climate-Positive Industrialized Construction?
Timber bamboo is a renewable, carbon-sinking building material. With growing demands of the built world, it could be a game changer for global construction.
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Mass Timber: The Modern Tall Wood Building Material Everyone’s Raving About
There's a new materials movement on the rise with mass timber, which is having a positive impact on climate change while creating tall wood buildings.
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Nature Does It Better: Biomimicry in Architecture and Engineering
Experts explain how examples of biomimicry in architecture and engineering are fueled by the utility, efficiency, and beauty of nature—and how to make them real.
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4 Reasons to Embrace the Business Value of BIM for Owners
The business value of BIM for owners can't be denied when it comes to managing cost, reducing waste, and driving efficiency in building projects.
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Construction Technology 2021 Midyear Review
Check out the construction technology of 2021 aiming to coordinate safe jobsites, adapt to new realities, and automate processes with computer-vision technology.
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Vision Setting and Problem Solving: AI in Architecture Is Changing Design
AI in architecture and construction is gaining traction, providing tools to automate aspects of urban planning, modular construction, interior layout, and more.
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Boston’s New Winthrop Center Takes Passive House Design to New Heights
Boston's Winthrop Center is on track to be the largest certified Passive House design office building in the world, focusing on sustainable practices and better wellness for future occupants.
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What Will Architecture Design Look Like After COVID-19? Flexible and Resilient
Architecture and design post–COVID-19 will be facing some big changes. Across public-facing sectors—schools, offices, and retail—resilience and flexibility will be key.
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Will City Planning Become More Socially Equitable Post-Coronavirus?
Bias is built into how cities allocate public space—but can coronavirus and protests help transform city planning in the United States? One Chicago landscape architect thinks so.
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How 3 Global Architecture and Engineering Firms Are Revitalizing Work in 2020
As traditionally on-site businesses struggle to define post–COVID-19 protocols, here's a snapshot of three global architecture firms in 2020—and how they're envisioning the future of work.
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