Administration

Administration

• Tuscaloosa Federal Building and Courthouse

  Tuscaloosa, Ala. / HBRA Architects

   

• Is Today's Big Tomorrow's Small?

  The difference between small and big in the federal market has very large consequences.

   

• The New Normal, part 1

  Ownership and equity are about more than square footage in today's home. They're about design's value and process, too.

   

• Border Inspection: Examining Green At America's Gateways

  The General Services Administration and U.S. Customs and Border Protection talk land port of entry design, security, and design excellence with ECO-STRUCTURE.

   

• A Difficult Character

  When a leadership consultant reviewed the Myers-Briggs tests of 100 architects, he discovered there really is an “architect type.”

   

• Dealing With Workplace Politics

  Egos, generational differences, career goals … there are many reasons team members might not see eye-to-eye.

   

• Recent Software Releases of Interest to Architects

  New versions and programs that can help make your job easier.

   

• HOK Sport Is a Free Agent

  The board of HOK Group and the managers of HOK Sport Venue Event, which has been a part of HOK for a quarter century and a wholly owned subsidiary since 2000, have agreed to a transfer of ownership, allowing HOK Sport to become an independent firm.

   

• Global Truths

  Conventional wisdom about interational practice is part myth, part reality. Architects working abroad share their experiences.

   

• The Competition Adviser

  Architectural competitions easily run aground.