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The International Code Council has unveiled its latest rulebook and long-awaited green code. Meanwhile, the USGBC is on the cusp of releasing LEED 2012. An overview of what you need to know.
The race to harvest solar energy efficiently is rivaled by the struggle to stay on top of new photovoltaic technologies.
Tight site constraints and Calgary's inclement weather were not the only challenges Santiago Calatrava faced in designing one of the world's longest clear-spanning helical bridges.
The Raif Dinçkök Yalova Cultural Center, by Emre Arolat Architects, tells the tale of two cities intertwined into one.
A new fabrication studio at Zahner's Kansas City, Mo., plant, uses a screen made of aluminum and glass.
The Metropol Parasol is the world's largest structure held together by glue.
The glass ceiling and roof feature of the MUMA-designed Daylit Gallery at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
London / John McAslan + Partners
Bronx, N.Y. / WXY Architecture + Urban Design
Tuscaloosa, Ala. / HBRA Architects
Savannah, Ga. / Sottile & Sottile with Lord Aeck & Sargent in association with Dawson Architects
North House, by Team North/RVTR
These aren't your grandfather's factory-built homes.
Designers: Blue Sky Frame Systems
A K-12 school in Chula Vista, Calif., designed by Studio E Architects.
Digital fabrication is blurring the line between design and building. Three projects reveal its potential—and a few growing pains.
Dazaifu, Japan / Kengo Kuma & Associates
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada / Heller Manus Architects
Stadiums for London's 2012 Games combine innovation and sustainability to ensure a positive legacy.
A stylus that allows users to make mark-ups directly on their laptop screens.
Pittsburgh / Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects
Software is crucial to design, but a program is only part of the story. Plug-ins, updates, and other customizations are key to getting work done.
Energy modeling is for everyone and all buildings benefit.
Here's how the profession is navigating the crowded halls of government, in Washington, D.C., and beyond.
New York / Ennead Architects
An excerpt from Blaine Brownell’s new book, Material Strategies: Innovative Applications in Architecture, examines mineral use.
Lumber reclaimed from irreparable fences that may be used in many building applications.
Timber from dismantled barns in New England and the Midwest.
Four designers discuss the teleconferencing and communications tools that keep them in constant contact.
Three leaders in design-software training discuss architecture's changing relationship with tools.
Aluminum panels coated with a self-cleaning finish.
A photovoltaic system that mimics the form of climbing ivy.
Technology that brings natural light into interior spaces.
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