This year's jury selected 11 winners—ranging from sustainable housing to steam-bending and rubber sinks—based on a combination of performance, aesthetics, and progressive thinking.
Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, known for net-zero and positive-energy designs, is helping its hometown of Chicago meet carbon-reduction goals.
In the world of green, worth is usually measured in acronyms—VOCs, IAQ, FSC, etc. Minarc's rubber sink, however, has a pedigree so pure, no acronyms are necessary.
Designed by two New York architecture firms, the compact R-House offers a prototype for low-energy housing that’s also affordable and adaptable.
Although Archigram is best known for whimsy, the Archigram Archival Project reveals...
Two Arquitectonica-designed residential buildings along Biscayne Bay, the Babylon and...
The second installment of our series on architectural fees finds that increased...
Register to attend ARCHITECT's two-day conference about the forefront of building technology.
Lance Hosey surveyed 150 sustainability experts about the best green buildings of the past 30 years. What did he learn?
The agreement, effective January 1, 2011, creates a portfolio of integrated media channels, editorial, events and continuing education with a media partner committed to increasing the impact and relevance of the contributions of the AIA and its members. Download the PDF (below) for complete details regarding this integrated media partnership.
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The Fourth Annual R+D Awards, Self-Inflicted Losses, Repeating Structural Node, Masonry products, and more.
ARCHITECT is calling for submissions of products to be considered for the upcoming Fall Product Spec Guide.
Attractive retaining wall systems for light commercial and residential applications.
These stone accents complement Eldorado's stone profile colors.
A new retaining wall face from Redi-Rock with a natural look.
Get the look of an old European village's streets with these pavers.
Tricia Stuth, winner of a 2010 AIA Young Architects Award, discusses how teaching and research inform her practice and why she prefers to focus on residential design.
