The Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music (BSACAM) in Long Branch, New Jersey, will house archives relocated from Monmouth University in a structure incorporating materials such as mass timber and weathering steel, aligning with the region’s character and ecological design.
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Pease Park, Austin’s oldest public park, underwent a comprehensive rehabilitation, focusing on the southernmost tip, Kingsbury Commons. The project prioritized adaptive reuse of park structures, preservation of plants and trees, and the use of flood-resistant materials in line with regional history.
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In the Silver Line Rail extension project—creating a system of connections to the Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) in Virginia through six new stations—designers prioritized natural light and ventilation, utilizing metal mesh for shading, resulting in reduced HVAC load, fall protection, and visual appeal.
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Built in 1952 for The Grace Line steamship company, Pier 57, a 274-m-(900-ft)-long water-bound peninsula, was New York’s largest Art Deco dock, supported by three massive caissons. It has now been reborn as Google’s new office space.
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In its second year, the 2023 Mass Timber Competition: Building to Net-Zero Carbon, will award $2.2 million to five winners, showcasing mass timber’s architectural versatility and its crucial role in cutting carbon emissions in the built environment.
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After nearly 20 years, Andy Cohen and Diane Hoskins will transition from their roles as co-CEOs to become design firm Gensler’s first global co-chairs. As part of a planned succession strategy, they will be replaced by Julia Simet and Jordan Goldstein as incoming co-CEOs to lead the firm’s day-to-day...
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ASHRAE has released its resource guide, “Grid-Interactive Buildings for Decarbonization: Design and Operation,” emphasizing the crucial role of grid interactivity in reducing carbon emissions.
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The recently opened Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) stands as a cultural masterpiece with its unique marble facade enclosing its cube shape. The project is the final piece in the World Trade Center's 2003 redevelopment plan led by former New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
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The Construction Specifier’s feature, “Building for Better Resilience in WUI Zones," was awarded article of the year in October at the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) National Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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A partnership between Denver-based firm Larson Incitti Architects, and national architecture and engineering firm HED, aims to expand the former’s capabilities in educational, religious, and community design. Together, the firms will leverage community relationships to create new opportunities across multiple market sectors.
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