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| Color play: How to use hues and neutrals in architectural design |
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Architects and designers have discovered the benefits of using laminated glass with colored interlayers. Whether daylighting, wayfinding, area-defining, or simply transforming the space to bring joy, color is being used creatively in interior and exterior design. |
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| The future of specifiers: The way forward |
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| While the industry has a good handle on how specifications may change with technology, what about the actual job of a “specifier”? Will the role grow and change in the future or will it disappear completely in favor of a new model? How can we encourage other professionals to take an interest in the role? These questions were the focus of a panel discussion held earlier this fall during CONSTRUCT 2020.
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| Empire State Building’s observatory offers clear, safe viewing with fire-rated glass |
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| The Empire State Building, New York, hosts more than four million visitors annually. As part of the $165-million redevelopment of its observatory, the opportunity to transform the attraction’s famed 102nd floor posed an opportunity and unique challenge. To offer visitors clearer views of the city, designers used floor-to-ceiling fire-rated glass in the elevator that goes up to the observation deck. |
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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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