Thu.Nov 14, 2024

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When Should Architecture Firms Start Hiring? Five Factors To Consider

Archinect

With the U.S. Federal Reserve embarking on rounds of target interest rate cuts in late 2024, AEC industry commentators are forecasting that architectural business conditions may improve in the coming months. Architecture firms experiencing an increased workload may, therefore, find themselves asking the deceptively simple question: When should I start hiring ?

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KHO REN house / M+TRO.studio

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Completed in 2024 in Hue, Vietnam. Images by Hoang Le. Kho Ren is a residential development designed to meet the housing requirements of a two-generational family consisting of five members. The housing.

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The Getty Foundation announces new $1.55 million investment in Conserving Black Modernism

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Good news for preservation advocates! The Getty Foundation is investing an additional $1.55 million in the conserving Black Modernism program managed by the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The new contribution follows a $3.1 million gift that was announced in 2022. Money will be put toward preservation and storytelling efforts for eight 2025 grantees who are "continuing to diversify our nation’s architectural history.

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Architectural rendering techniques: how to bring your designs to life

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Architectural rendering techniques are crucial in modern architectural visualization, transforming abstract architectural designs into photorealistic renderings that clients can understand.

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Revolutionize Concrete Durability with Kryton’s Integral Waterproofing Solutions

Kryton International leads the way in integral waterproofing solutions for concrete, helping architects, engineers, and developers protect their projects from moisture-related damage. With Kryton's Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM) technology, concrete becomes inherently waterproof, extending the lifespan of structures while minimizing maintenance. This proven technology is trusted worldwide for its ability to self-seal micro-cracks, protect against water ingress, and withstand harsh conditions.

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5 BIM and Design Technology Specialist roles currently available in New York City

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The latest edition of our curated job picks from the Archinect Job board highlights four firms looking for BIM and Design Technology specialists in New York City. To explore specific job titles from the architectural profession, consult Archinect's Guide to Job Titles series. Also, follow our Archinect Tips series to improve your portfolio, resume, and interviewing skills, to increase your overall chances of getting that next job.

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Watch Riken Yamamoto's remarks from the 2024 Pritzker Prize ceremony

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Video from this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate Riken Yamamoto ’s May lecture and award presentation ceremony in Chicago has been shared with Archinect to celebrate the 46th edition of architecture’s most important individual honor. The documentary-style film provides a behind-the-scenes look at the festivities, featuring commentary from Norman Foster and Yale School of Architecture dean Deborah Berke , among several others.

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Roma Termini Refurbishment / L35

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Completed in 2022 in Roma, Italy. Images by Nuvole, Simón García. Roma Termini, one of the busiest stations in Europe with 200 million annual visitors and a symbol of modernity in the Italian capital, has undergone.

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India's rising star A Threshold wins the AR Emerging award for 2024

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The Indian practice A Threshold has been announced as the headline winner of this year’s AR Emerging awards by The Architectural Review. First begun in 1999, the honor is given annually in order to spread recognition of ascendent designers while celebrating the coming "architectural stars of tomorrow.

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Firefighters Tower / Vlad Sebastian Rusu + Octav Silviu Olanescu Architecture Office

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© Cosmin Dragomir architects: Octav Silviu Olanescu Architecture Office architects: Vlad Sebastian Rusu Location: Cluj-Napoca, Romania Project Year: 2022 Photographs: Cosmin Dragomir Area: 375.

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Overcoming Challenges in Specification Writing for Architecture

This ebook is a helpful guide for architects & specification writers, focusing on the crucial role specifications play in building design. It dives into different types, relevant regulations, & best practices to keep in mind. You’ll find practical tips.

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Invisible Studio creates rammed stone yoga studio in UK countryside

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UK-based Invisible Studio has completed a rammed stone yoga studio for the Newt Hotel in Somerset, UK. Aside from its innovative use of rammed earth, the scheme is defined by a 36-foot-long rooflight made from a single insulated double-glazed unit. Image credit: Jim Stephenson Image credit: Jim Stephenson The studio is lined entirely in beech slats to provide a "warm and immersive sanctuary-like space.

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Maya House / Obra Arquitetos

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© Nelson Kon architects: Obra Arquitetos Location: São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Nelson Kon Photographs: Vitor Berge Sato Area: 3078 ft2 Read more »

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Singapore's CapitaSpring tower captures top honors as the 2024/25 International High-Rise Award winner

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BIG and Carlo Ratti Associati have emerged on top in the annual competition to be named the winner of the International High-Rise Award for 2024/25. Their design for the mixed-use CapitaSpring tower in Singapore was selected over four other finalists. 3XN 's founding partner, Kim Herforth Nielsen, led the jury as chair along with ten other colleagues from Germany and the UK.

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The House of the Elements / Neil Dusheiko Architects

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© Jim Stephenson architects: Neil Dusheiko Architects Location: London, United Kingdom Project Year: 2023 Photographs: Jim Stephenson Area: 170.

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The Ultimate Guide To Data-Driven Construction: Optimize Projects, Reduce Risks, & Boost Innovation

Speaker: Donna Laquidara-Carr, PhD, LEED AP, Industry Insights Research Director at Dodge Construction Network

In today’s construction market, owners, construction managers, and contractors must navigate increasing challenges, from cost management to project delays. Fortunately, digital tools now offer valuable insights to help mitigate these risks. However, the sheer volume of tools and the complexity of leveraging their data effectively can be daunting. That’s where data-driven construction comes in.

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Ten "outstanding British buildings" that are now eligible for heritage listing

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Conservation group Twentieth Century Society has selected 10 UK buildings turning 30 to launch Coming of Age, a campaign drawing attention to the architecture it believes should be granted listed status. Launching today on the 30th anniversary of the first Eurostar service leaving Waterloo International Terminal in London , the Coming of Age campaign collects noteworthy British buildings completed in 1994, making them old enough to be considered for heritage listing.

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Triode Residence / Kamat & Rozario Architecture

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© Arjun Krishna Photography architects: Kamat & Rozario Architecture Location: Bengaluru, India Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Arjun Krishna Photography Area: 6400.

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Eight upcoming skyscrapers set to change the Miami skyline

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Ahead of Design Miami and Miami art week , we have rounded up eight in-progress skyscrapers in the city including residential towers from car and fashion brands, and even a Michelin star-winning chef. Alongside other US cities, Miami has seen an increase in skyscrapers and other development set for its urban areas and coastline, mostly in the city's Brickell neighbourhood, Miami Beach and the Design District.

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Blue Bottle Coffee Toyosu Park Cafe / Jo Nagasaka + Schemata Architects

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© Takumi Ota architects: Jo Nagasaka architects: Schemata Architects Location: Koto City, Japan Project Year: 2024 Photographs: Takumi Ota Area: 279.

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Architectural Visualization Trends and the Rise of AI

A new industry study conducted by Architizer on behalf of Chaos Enscape surveyed 2,139 design professionals to understand the state of architectural visualization and what to expect in the near future. We asked: How are visualizations produced in your firm? What impact does real-time rendering have? What approach are you taking toward the rise of AI?

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Asif Khan adds sinuous public boardwalk to south London’s Canada Dock

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British architect Asif Khan has completed a ribbon-like bridge over Canada Dock in south London , which acts as a "connector" to the area's timber trade history amid its radical transformation. Designed to be a focal point of a wider development at Canada Water, the 170-metre-long bridge crosses the western edge of Canada Dock connecting the CZWG-designed library at the north to the Surrey Quays shopping centre to the south.

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Centre Paris Anim' Jean-Michel Martial / EGA Erik Giudice Architects

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© Olivier Martin Gambier architects: EGA Erik Giudice Architects Location: Paris, France Project Year: 2022 Photographs: Olivier Martin Gambier Area: 962.

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japanese wood joinery meets 3D printing at kei atsumi’s dubai design week pavilion

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over 900 panels are 3D printed from a blend of 30% recycled sawdust and 70% bioplastic, assembled without any glue, nails, or metal fittings. The post japanese wood joinery meets 3D printing at kei atsumi’s dubai design week pavilion appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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A Narrative of Cultural Resilience: The Evolution of the Estonian Academy of Sciences

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Former Ungern-Sternberg Palace in Tallinn Estonia. Image © jremes84 via Shutterstock In the heart of Tallinn , where history weaves through cobblestone streets and ancient towers, stands the Ungern-Sternberg Palace — a monument that bridges the opulent past of Estonia's aristocracy with the vibrant world of contemporary academia. Now home to the Estonian Academy of Sciences , this historic building embodies Estonia's enduring dedication to knowledge and cultural preservation.

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From Plan to Reality: Unlocking the Power of Aerial Imagery for AEC

Aerial imagery has emerged as a necessary tool for architecture, engineering, and construction firms seeking to improve pre-construction site analysis, make more informed planning decisions, and ensure all stakeholders have access to an accurate visualization of the site to keep the project moving forward. Download our guide and take a deeper look at how aerial imagery can be leveraged to drive project efficiency by reducing unnecessary site visits and providing the accurate details required to

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cherry blossom pink cement coats cultural space by qicang design in china

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this pop of color brings a contemporary yet rustic touch to the whitewashed commercial spaces of the park that was once a village. The post cherry blossom pink cement coats cultural space by qicang design in china appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Guiding Light Indoors in the Right Direction: VELUX Nordic Architecture Competition

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The Summer House in Højby by Jeppe Utzon & Camille Pincemin. Image Courtesy of VELUX In architecture, it's often the finer details that make the grandest impact. Across the ages, architects have carefully oriented buildings to balance function and aesthetics, with light as their guiding principle. The pursuit of perfect lighting in buildings dates back to medieval times—and the search continues.

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HEMAA integrates "nuanced structure" into Mexican wetlands pavilion

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Mexico City architecture studio HEMAA utilised a steel structure and green-coloured eaves for Pabellón de la Reserva, a meeting place sited on the marshy shores of a lake in the mountains of central Mexico. Pabellón de la Reserva – Reserve Pavilion – was built to be a gathering space on the shores of a small lake in the Santa Fe Reserve outside of Mexico City.

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MVRDV Transforms Shipping Containers into Sports and Community Hubs for Refugees

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MVRDV KLABU M'bera clubhouse. Image © Coco Olakunle MVRDV has partnered with KLABU , a social enterprise based in Amsterdam, to design a modular, multi-functional clubhouse aimed at supporting refugees. This collaboration, which began in 2022, is founded on the belief that sports can play a pivotal role in helping individuals rebuild their lives, fostering joy, pride, and hope.

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7 Ways Real-Time Visualization Can Solve Architectural Challenges

In the dynamic world of architecture, design, and construction, creative problem-solving is crucial for success. Traditional methods often fall short in effectively conveying design intent to clients. Real-time visualization empowers you with a solid decision-making tool that smooths the design process. Discover the power of real-time visualization: Effective Communication Convey your vision clearly and align with clients.