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The Roosevelt presidential library project finalists reveal their designs
 
The Roosevelt presidential library project finalists reveal their designs
 
Henning Larsen, Snøhetta, and Studio Gang have unveiled their concepts for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, which will be located in the Badlands of North Dakota.
 
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AIA condemns GSA mandating classical design for Florida courthouse
 
AIA condemns GSA mandating classical design for Florida courthouse
 
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) condemns the U.S. General Services Administration’s (GSA’s) mandate for a federal district courthouse to be designed in classical style.
 
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Autodesk CEO responds to criticism of its BIM software
 
Autodesk CEO responds to criticism of its BIM software
 
In a blog post, Andrew Anagnost, CEO of Autodesk, responds to the concerns raised by top architecture firms about the company’s Revit software.
 
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Spanish university earns world’s first LEED Platinum certification for ‘Integrated Campus’
 
Spanish university earns world’s first LEED Platinum certification for ‘Integrated Campus’
 
Designed by Luis vidal + architects, the Loyola University campus in Seville, Spain, has been awarded a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification.
 
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Architectural billings stalled in July
 
Architectural billings stalled in July
 
Tuskegee Univ. receives $100K gift to advance African-American architects
 
Tuskegee Univ. receives $100K gift to advance African-American architects
 
Hoefer Wysocki grows its team to meet COVID-19 demands
 
Hoefer Wysocki grows its team to meet COVID-19 demands
 
Free e-book discusses polyiso’s moisture management capabilities
 
Free e-book discusses polyiso’s moisture management capabilities
 
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Avoiding galvanic corrosion with dissimilar metals
 
Avoiding galvanic corrosion with dissimilar metals
 
Mixing and matching metals can enhance a project’s aesthetics, but such artistic choices require careful consideration due to the risk of galvanic corrosion.
 
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Being faithful to the mockup
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When properly specified and executed, the preconstruction performance mockup of an enclosure assembly can offer several benefits to any project. Most notably, the mockup provides project teams the opportunity to observe, evaluate, and refine the design, fabrication, and installation sequencing of the enclosure assemblies and corresponding interface conditions.
 
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Project News
Utah fire station earns LEED Gold
 
Utah fire station earns LEED Gold
 
Salt Lake City’s Fire Station No. 14, Utah, earned the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification for its energy-efficient, environmentally responsible design and construction. Triple-glazed thermal block curtain wall, multi-pane storefront, and interior framing systems helped the project achieve its performance goals.
 
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EVENTS
 
CarbonPositive RESET! 1.5C Global Teach-in
Sep 8-22
 
Illinois Stone Summit: Know Your Business
Sep 17
 
FGIA Fall Conference
Oct 5-8
 
Alabama Stone Summit: Stone Shop Management
Oct 8
 
METALCON
Oct 21-23
 
ACI Virtual Concrete Convention
Oct 25-29
 
Texas Stone Summit: 12 Business Axioms
Nov 5
 
 
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DRAWING SEQUENCE FOR A VERY LARGE PROJECT
I am currently working on an extensive education project coordinating the architectural drawings. The project includes the remodeling of eight different buildings, some of which are two-story. I am familiar with the two different drawing sequence methods, and I am trying to follow the NCS method. I was wondering, from an architecture and contractor perspective, if there are recommended methods for identifying the building numbers in the sheet sequence number. Is it recommended to group the different sheets by buildings, like mini-sets within a big set? I am trying to find a good logical way to organize the sheets where the building numbers are identifiable at a glance if possible. I appreciate any insight and recommendations and thank you in advance.
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2020 CLASS OF FELLOWS Q&A WITH ALAN HORNE
The CSI College of Fellows has selected five new members to the 2020 class, including Alan Mitchell Horne Sr., CSI, CCS, CCCA, CDT, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB. Alan will be inducted during the virtual Honors and Awards Ceremony taking place later this fall. Here, he shares what the honor means to him, and how he has contributed to—and benefited from—his membership in CSI.
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AIA releases strategies for reducing risk of COVID-19 in multifamily housing
 
 
Florida latest to adopt ACI concrete repair code
 
 
Revised BKSK design for adaptive restoration of historic NYC building approved
 
 
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