Cox Construction

Posted on May 18, 2012

King's Cross Station Western Concourse

By William Underhill

London / John McAslan + Partners More

Tags: Structure, Metal, Transportation Projects, Adaptive Reuse, Hospitality Projects

Posted on October 18, 2011

Hall of Fame: Will Bruder, AIA

By Bruce D. Snider

After more than five decades spent steeped in architecture, Will Bruder is one of the profession's truest of true believers. More

Tags: Design, Architects, Wisconsin, 3D Technology, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Posted on August 08, 2011

Wichita, Kansas

By Margot Carmichael Lester

Known for its aircraft manufacturing, this Midwestern city has expanded while the rest of the economy has stalled. More

Tags: Airbus, Local Markets, Spangenberg Phillips Tice Architecture, Kansas, WDM Architects

Posted on February 09, 2010

Rural Georgia College Dorm Achieves LEED Silver

By Jennifer Goodman

200 students now housed in state-of-the-art facility. More

Tags: EcoBuilding Pulse, Sustainability, Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta, GA, USGBC, Salvaged Materials

Posted on July 23, 2009

Nonprofit Architectural Organizations Weathering the Recession

By Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson

Nonprofits aren't insulated from for-profit problems, especially in a recession like this one. More

Tags: Design, Kansas State University, University of Virginia, Architects, AIA North Carolina

Posted on September 13, 2004

quiet time

By Nigel F. Maynard

It goes without saying that doing an attached multifamily project is a world apart from designing a custom home. After taming site conditions, an architect must tackle such key issues as structure and energy. Less obvious but equally important: noise transmission, a consideration that has become increasingly more significant and something that no architect can afford to ignore. More

Tags: Lumber, Scott Nelson, Kristin Gonsar , Residential Architect, California

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