There are many ways in which tiny houses present great opportunities for architects. Whether it’s crafting “tiny luxury” or working to improve access to affordable housing – the versatility of tiny homes is something architects should be noticing.
Read MoreDesign Ideas for Safer, Post-Pandemic Schools
While many people are currently considering whether or not schools should open this fall, let’s take a step back and look toward the future of education spaces. These design proposals, shown in ArchDaily, give a glimpse of what post-pandemic schools might look like.
Read MoreAIA Criticizes New Fair Housing Ruling
HUD’s decision to end the 2015’s Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule has drawn criticism from many groups, including the AIA.
Read MoreAIA’s Tips for Career Resilience
Despite the economic uncertainty facing the world right now, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) wants to help all architecture professionals keep their careers going strong. They recently hosted a webinar where they spoke to four panelists who lived and worked through the last Great Recession. Here are the highlights from their advice on how to have career resilience during difficult times.
Read MoreLooking Forward: Architecture in a Post COVID-19 World
In an effort to give you a break from the negative news cycle, we want to look forward toward the future and the many possibilities it brings for architects.
Read MoreArchitectural Firms, Schools Use Laboratories to Make Medical Supplies
At Columbia University, librarians wanted to make use of their 3D printers. They recruited the help from experts at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation to help them design face shields for medical professionals.
Read MoreArchitects Building “Vertical Forest” in Egypt
Stefano Boeri and his team have taken on plans to build and install a series of seven-story vertical forests in the Egyptian city of Cairo. The building will be used for apartments and will also feature shopping and dining real estate.
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