3 Ways Heroic Civil Engineers Can Save the World Through Resilience Planning by Jeff Link Disasters are unpredictable, but civil engineers are the unsung heroes protecting the built world through resilience planning. Here are three trends influencing this global movement.
Construction 6 Dangerous Construction Projects Conquer Extreme Weather and Hazardous Terrain by Mark Smith
Architecture Decoding Oppression in Architecture: Design as a Tool for Social Justice by Zach Mortice
Engineering How Level of Development Is Bringing a New Standard of Excellence to AEC by Matt Alderton
Inside My Design Mind Inside My Design Mind: Johnston Marklee’s Sharon Johnston on Making New History by Jeff Link Johnston Marklee cofounder Sharon Johnston, artistic director of the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial, shares what it means to make new history.
Architecture The Chicago River Edge Ideas Lab Helps Architects Envision a Revived Waterfront by Jeff Link Architecture firms share their visions for reviving public spaces along the Chicago riverfront with the Chicago River Edge Ideas Lab exhibition.
Respect Respect: Landscape Architect Dan Kiley Is the Modernist Hero You’ve Never Heard Of by Kim O’Connell Architects get all the accolades, but their creations shine within a bigger context: Meet Dan Kiley, an “invisible” icon of modernist landscape design.
Architecture Freedom Architects Advances Home Designs Using Virtual Reality Showrooms by Keiko Kusano Freedom Architects creates virtual showrooms that depict made-to-order homes, giving clients a more realistic visualization of the finished product.
Architecture In Defense of the Emoji Building and Architecture Being Fun, Sometimes by ArchDaily Attika Architekten's emoji facade on a building in Amersfoort, the Netherlands, has rubbed some architecture critics the wrong way.
Sustainability What Does US Withdrawal From the Paris Climate Agreement Mean for Green Building? by Jeff Link Although the U.S. has withdrawn from the Paris Agreement on climate change, green-building proponents are committed to mitigating environmental impacts.
Architecture 7 Annual Competitions Every Architecture Student Should Try At Least Once by ArchDaily These seven competitions inspire architecture students to experiment with creative designs and stay focused during breaks from school.
Architecture The World’s Greenest Winery Through LEED and the Living Building Challenge by Kim O’Connell After a terrible fire, Silver Oak Winery reimagined green viticulture through LEED Platinum status and imminent Living Building Challenge certification.
Architecture How Startup Accelerator DesignX Turns Architecture Students Into Entrepreneurs by Archipreneur MIT’s DesignX accelerator teaches architecture students how to develop business models, pitch and fund projects, and start on the path to entrepreneurship.
