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  • ARCHITECT Newswire, News from Around the Web: February 9, 2012

    ARCHITECT magazine's daily aggregation of news from media outlets around the world, intended to keep you abreast of all of the industry’s important developments. It's all of the news you need to keep you in the know and up to date.

     
  • ARCHITECT Newswire, News from Around the Web: February 8, 2012

    ARCHITECT magazine's daily aggregation of news from media outlets around the world, intended to keep you abreast of all of the industry’s important developments. It's all of the news you need to keep you in the know and up to date.

     
  • Book: 'The Architectural Detail'

    "In great buildings, the details [...] are the means of delivering whatever message architecture communicates," writes Edward R. Ford in his book that examines architectural details.

     
  • Book: 'Utopia Forever'

    A new book on utopian architecture speculates that never-to-be-built utopias may still have a lot to tell us about architecture.

     
  • ARCHITECT Newswire, News from Around the Web: February 3, 2012

    Architect magazine's daily aggregation of news from media outlets around the world, intended to keep you abreast of all of the industry’s important developments. It's all of the news you need to keep you in the know and up to date.

     
  • Architect Newswire, News from Around the Web: February 2, 2012

    Architect magazine's daily aggregation of news from media outlets around the world, intended to keep you abreast of all of the industry’s important developments. It's all of the news you need to keep you in the know and up to date.

     
  • Exhibit: 'Unbuilt Washington'

    A slide show of drawings and renderings from the 'Unbuilt Washington' exhibit at the National Building Museum. Through May 29.

     

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An Olympic Feat

Stadiums for London's 2012 Games combine innovation and sustainability to ensure a positive legacy.


 
 

The Future of the Architectural Workplace

What’s Next: The Office

An interactive feature package, filled with ideas to improve your workplace.


 
 
 

January Issue

January Issue

What’s Next: The Office. Plus, the Clyfford Still Museum, the changing multifamily market, digital fabrication, a visit to Bing Thom’s studio, and more …

 
 
 

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Affordable Green

There was a new focus for this year’s Solar Decathlon: affordability. ARCHITECT visited with the top two finishers in the new category—the Parsons team, which will donate its house to Habitat for Humanity after the competition, and Purdue University, which will relocate its house to a Lafayette, Ind., neighborhood. How did the two teams achieve energy-efficient designs on a budget?

 
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SmartBuilding Index Product Manufacturer Directory – now on ARCHITECT

Including MasterFormat® categories, product summaries, product images, detailed specifications, BIM/ARCAT objects, Manufacturer profiles and Manufacturer contact information

 
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