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Jerky market from the premarket to now any trends youre picking up i wouldnt say trends that last too long. I think this kind of choppiness, a little bit of aftershock navigation is what were trying to deal with right here. I do think it shows you what happens in these tightly compressed markets like oil when you have a hint of something oou, you know, going the other direction and you will get this exaggerated pop. Were in the zone in a less extreme way with equities too. Right now today weve t...

This week, from April 21–27, is officially National Volunteer Week in the United States. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Archinect has curated a handy guide of resources for architects looking to donate their time and skills to various causes that will ultimately lead to healthier...

Archiboo presents an annual Activism Award. Here, its founder Amanda Baillieu selects six architects that embody the ideals of activism.

Shigeru Ban Architects have announced a special project that will help commemorate the 75th anniversary of the realization of Philip Johnson’s soon-to-be restored Brick House, the smaller outbuilding included at the site of the landmarked Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut. The firm made...

Shigeru Ban and the Voluntary Architects Network (VAN) are once again in action deploying their patented Paper Partition System in the wake of the recent 7.7 magnitude quake that struck western Japan in the early hours of New Year’s Day. The indoor privacy system that the Pritzker Prize winner...

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa has shared the Spring 2024 lectures and events taking place at its School of Architecture this semester as part of our Get Lectured roundup of public programming. Last semester saw an appearance from Kyung-Hoon Hyun preceded a late visit from Shigeru Ban, who...

Known for his relief work around the world, renowned Pritzker-Prize-winning architect Shigeru Ban of Japan came to Maui to build a prototype of his sustainable temporary housing solution. His one-of-a-kind, unique engineering utilizes paper tubes as a structural system.

A renowned Japanese architect has brought an example of a quick-build home for displaced fire survivors to Maui.

A new collaborative project between Shigeru Ban, the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa School of Architecture, and Hawaii Off-Grid Architecture and Engineering has been constructed in Maui, providing residents of the community with much-needed temporary accommodations following the aftermath...

KAHULUI — In the wake of the devastating wildfires that swept through Maui, leaving over 11,000 residents displaced and without a home, immediate housing acco