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Redefining Work for Productivity and Creativity: How AEC Professionals can Work and Collaborate from Anywhere

ArchDaily

Courtesy of HP Today, working outside the office has become the norm across industries, changing the way we work and how we interact with team members and clients. As architects, engineers and construction (AEC) teams know, collaboration is key to driving creativity, and is essential to the successful completion of any design project.

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The Importance of Architectural Conception in Mass Timber Projects

ArchDaily

The aesthetic and architectural appeal of engineered wood, coupled with its intrinsic association with sustainability, has been a catalyst for the increase in wood-centric projects around the world. Read more »

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Risk Mitigation 101: Tools For Architects to Improve Risk Management

ArchDaily

Courtesy of Newforma When an architect pours their heart and soul into a project, the last thing they want to deal with is an unhappy client, and, consequently, possible litigation. Risk mitigation remains a top-of-mind concern for architects, no matter how the Architecture, Engineering, Construction & Operations (AECO) industry evolves.

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Embracing Design Performance and Fast Insights in Architectural Workflows with Enscape Impact

Enscape

Quick feedback and streamlined workflows are critical in today's fast-evolving architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) landscape.

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Secrets of a structural engineer

BD+C

Secrets of a structural engineer 0 dbarista Fri, 09/08/2023 - 11:54 Engineers Walter P Moore's Scott Martin, PE, LEED AP, DBIA, offers tips and takeaways for young—and veteran—structural engineers in the AEC industry. Below is a summary of the presentation “Secrets of a Structural Engineer” that I gave to the students.

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Lima cultural facility features pink walls and traditional construction techniques

Deezen

A slanted pyramidal roof illuminates the research offices In addition to the reuse of local materials with a low environmental impact, the traditional construction technique recognises the area's heritage and responds to the climate and seismic activity of the Peruvian coast.

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"The traditional boundaries between client and architect may be a historic thing" says Knut Ramstad

Deezen

And moreover, it simplifies the task of engaging in productive, interactive discussions with the clients and the stakeholders who are involved in the planning process." The traditional boundaries between the client and the architect is maybe a historic thing." Find out more about Dezeen partnership content here.

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