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Arup reveals the design for a 230m tall net-zero commercial tower in Hong Kong that embodies the city's aspirations to reach carbon neutrality by 2050.

Richardson Memorial Hall, the 113-year-old building that houses the Tulane University School of Architecture, is gearing up for a renovation that prom

/PRNewswire/ -- A new market study published by Global Industry Analysts Inc., (GIA) the premier market research company, today released its report titled...

A church ruin in Bristol transformed into an educational kitchen is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at the University of Reading.

As a growing number of British Columbians find themselves requiring more functionality from their homes — and more immediate access to neighbourhood amenities — many are gravitating towards rising urban centres across Metro Vancouver. Surrey City Centre, in particular, had the highest annual growth rate from 2009 to 2019, averaging at 5.1%. As Surrey remains on track to become the largest city in BC, its city centre continues to rise with new towers championing state-of-the-art architect...

15 Minutes: Meziah Smith, 17-Year-Old Poet Jade Wilson Next month, Meziah Smith will represent North Carolina’s Knightdale High School of Collaborative Design in the upcoming Poetry Out Loud competition. Competitors read poetry aloud, competing for a $20,000 prize and the title of National Champion. When did you realize your love for reading poetry? Ive always liked poetry, especially reading it from different authors. I used to be very soft-spoken. And if something were to bother me, or i...

FSU researchers collaborate on NSF-funded science education project March 10, 2021 | 1:27 pm | SHARE: A research team led by faculty from the Florida State University College of Education is helping science educators teach their students to think like scientists. Findings from the first phase of their project “Learning through Collaborative Design — Professional Development” were published last month in the journal Scientia. “Science, like many disciplines, has specific ways of work...

Metropolis The Rudy Bruner Award Continues Its Speaker Series: Engaging Communities via Food and Education A partnership with Northeastern University, "Inspiring Design: Creating Beautiful, Just, and Resilient Places in America" draws on the award organizations national network. Courtesy Steve Hall / Hedrich Blessing Inspiring Design: Creating Beautiful, Just and Resilient Places in America series highlighted the ability of collaborative design to empower people, build communities, and advance ...

  City Park calls its collection of 30,000 trees its most treasured asset, with some of the park’s storied oak trees dating back 750 to 900 years. But none may be as beloved as the Singing Oak, which with its wind chimes — including one that is 14 feet long — rings a pentatonic (five notes per octave) scale upon every breeze. Located adjacent to Big Lake near the intersection of Wisner Boulevard and Lelong Drive, the oak is one of the most popular and relaxing gathering spots in the park...

Rochesters newest parking ramp needs $100,000 fix City council, with four new members, will be asked Monday to start process for work to address some problems found with the parking ramp that opened in 2019. 8:00 am, Jan. 1, 2021 × The citys new parking ramp near the intersection of First Avenue and First Street Southeast was slated to include housing, but city officials say more study is needed to determine if the structure will handle the added load. (Joe Ahlquist / ja...