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Intersectional Design: Rethinking Architecture for the Future

ArchDaily

Image Design stems from nuance, empathy, and understanding. The best solutions address the needs, identities, and context of a client and place. A designer's response needs to be informed by these different realities. Superkilen park.

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UNM architecture chair Chris Cornelius offers NYT an insight into how his Indigenous heritage informed his career

Archinect

Just over one year since Chris Cornelius took up his role as the Chair of the Department of Architecture at the University of New Mexico , the architect and educator has spoken to The New York Times on how his career was informed by his upbringing and his Oneida heritage.

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Job opportunities for emerging and mid-level designers specializing in BIM

Archinect

Building Information Modeling (BIM) continues to be a growing tool among architecture firms. Previously reported on Archinect in October 2021, a new study concluded the many benefits of BIM use on project completion and client satisfaction. If you're looking for more information on what a BIM Specialist is, be sure to chec.

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Designing with Purpose: The Art of Understanding Clients in Architecture

Architizer

In architecture, the client-architect relationship is the cornerstone of meaningful design. While technical expertise and creative vision are essential, understanding the client on a deeper level transforms a project from a standard commission into a personal and powerful architectural statement.

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Frida Escobedo reveals first American residential design in Brooklyn

Archinect

The designer of the new Modern and Contemporary Art Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (in which she has set up a working studio) will deliver the new Bergen development at 209,000 square feet for client Avdoo & Partners by 2025.

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Liminal House by Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses

Archinect

The clients came to us at a pivotal stage in their lives as soon-to-be empty nesters. The evolving needs of a family became the impetus for how we imagined a house that could embody the state of transition at a conceptual and experiential level.

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Volcanic landscape informs Hacker Architects design of Oregon lodge

Deezen

Portland-based studio Hacker Architects has replaced an outdated lodge with a blackened wood -and-glass structure featuring elements informed by the volcanic landscape of Sisters, Oregon. Strangely, the interior didn't really create strong connections to the incredible views around the site," Hacker principal Corey Martin told Dezeen.