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BQE’s 2025 A/E Benchmarking Reports
BQE created the 2025 A/E Benchmarking Reports. These reports are built from anonymized data pulled from over 2,000 firms in ...
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Andre Kikoski Architect completes a greenhouse at NEOM for producing local fresh fruit and vegetables
Andre Kikoski (AKA), a New York office, recently completed a greenhouse for Topian, NEOM’s food company. The NEOM Agricultural Complex was built last year, and has since yielded its first round of ...
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Retrofitting existing spaces with balanced doors
With the right care, Ellison balanced doors can last a lifetime, providing peace of mind that the entryways will not need to ...
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U.S. architects should learn from Grenfell’s Phase 2 report to improve their specification practices
After the Grenfell fire there are many lessons to be learned. Architects and manufacturers should be able to demonstrate they ...
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Knight Architecture updates Louis Kahn’s Yale Center for British Art with new skylights and light-diffusing cassettes
For the past two years, a major renovation at the Yale Center for British Art focused on repairing what is arguably the ...
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A design studio founder argues for architecture firms to create more meaningful, deeper-rooted relationships with clients
When clients lament their experiences working with architects, they often say that the architects seemed distant, dismissive, ...
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NCARB announces policy changes, making 2-year community colleges eligible for Integrated Path to Architectural Licensure program
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) has implemented changes to the Integrated Path to ...
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A historic Altadena home to be expanded by Office of Tangible Space was lost to Eaton Fire, raising questions about preservation
Office of Tangible Space was working on the renovation and expansion of a Greene and Greene–designed house in Altadena then ...
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KPF’s T. Rowe Price Headquarters embraces Baltimore’s industrial vernacular with double-height windows and dark gray aluminum mullions
T. Rowe Price Headquarters, designed by KPF, eschews the typical office tower paradigm, instead assuming a horizontal ...
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Princeton University School of Architecture and Chicago Architecture Center launch first-of-its-kind fellowship for early-career architects
The Princeton University Urban Imagination Center (PUIC) and the Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) today announced the launch ...
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Street Plans, TYLin, Vestre, and Ken Smith Workshop add “parklets” to Manhattan’s Meatpacking District
West 14th Street between 9th and 10th Avenues in the Meatpacking District is, today, in the middle of a campaign to make the ...
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SWA/Balsley and ParkerRodriguez transform a hazardous Washington, D.C. intersection into a new public space
For years, David Thomas Circle had a Wendy’s smack dab in the middle of it that exacerbated traffic. Now, 1-acre of roadway ...