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Adjaye Associates to design Houston university student facility |
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International architecture firm Adjaye Associates has been selected to lead the design of a new student center at Rice University, Houston, Texas. |
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The Architectural Team appoints four new principals |
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Architecture, planning, and interior design firm, The Architectural Team (TAT), has promoted architects Jay Szymanski, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Gary Kane, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Edward Bradford, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, and vice-president of finance, William Moran, as principals. |
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Gensler’s Tampa office optimizes acoustics with stone wool baffles |
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Global architecture, design, and planning firm Gensler selected stone wool ceiling systems to optimize acoustics at its new Tampa (Florida) location. The firm’s workspace spans two floors and 808 m2 (8702 sf) of the renovated Rivergate Tower. An adaptive re-use project, Rivergate Tower features a six-story lobby at its core. Renovating an existing space with a full-height open center posed acoustic challenges for the design team. To optimize acoustics for Gensler’s Tampa office, acoustic stone wool ceiling baffles were used for shared spaces. |
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5 WAYS YOU AND YOUR TEAM CAN BENEFIT FROM USING SPECS 101 |
Collaboration continues to blur the lines between traditional job roles in the construction process. Specs 101, a new 6-part virtual series brought to you by CSI, identifies the underlying elements of construction specifications and how they coordinate with other construction documentation and the different project team members who write and read them.
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SLIP RESISTANCE “STANDARDS”? |
With ASTM C1028 withdrawn, ANSI A137.1 ceramic floor specific and ADA disavowing any objective recommendations, what is everyone specifying for slip resistance of walking surfaces? ANSI A326.3? ANSI B101.1?
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