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Poor enforcement of building codes, patronage of substandard building materials and influx of unqualified contractors have been identified as factors contributing to recent building collapse in the country. 

Designed by HGA, the Westwood Hills Nature Center, located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, won the architecture industry’s highest honor for sustainable design. Explore how the Net Zero Energy / Net Zero Positive Center creates a gateway to the community.

Morgan State Universitys School of Architecture and Planning has announced the appointment of Dr. Abimbola O. Asojo as the schools new dean. Dr. Asojo is the second dean in the schools history following the tenure of former dean Mary Anne Akers, the schools founding dean who held the position...

Durban’s recovery from the April 2022 floods highlights the uncertainties such cities face and how they can prepare for a sustainable and resilient future.

A lot by plaintiffs is why there isnt a standard that is used across the industry with which to measure whether or not theres asbestos in talc. >> i want to welcome everyone today to fdas public meeting on testing methods for asbestos and talc in cosmetic products. >> fda to their credit pulled together all of these experts to figure out how do we combine the best of the testing methods that are in the marketplace so that were doing the best possible job we can to look for fibers and talc. >> go...

This past spring, students and professors from the Department of Architecture’s Humanitarian Architecture studio “Interplay of Cultures” traveled to Ghana to deepen their understanding of architectural practices in various cultural contexts.

The city of Hamilton and the National Research Center are partnered to seek feedback from the city’s residents with The National Community Survey.

Failure to implement these strategies may stymie India’s economic progress. If proper heat action plans are not developed, excessive heat could cost India 2.8% and 8.7% of its GDP by 2050 and 2100, respectively.

A garden designed by Diarmuid Gavin to mark the coronation of King Charles III has been given the royal seal of approval by the British monarch.