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April 9, 2024
Michal Beth Dinkler, an associate professor of New Testament and early Christian literature, has been appointed the next head of Timothy Dwight College.
October 31, 2023
Seven robots are in residence in the sub-basement of the Yale School of Architecture’s Rudolph Hall. Made of industrial-grade aluminum, these one-armed, six-axis wunderkinds sit motionless at workstations. They come alive during the popular class “Introduction to Architectural Robotics,” when graduate students fit them with 3-D printed tools and program them for precise
July 11, 2023
Summer is here, and whether youre on vacation or preparing for one or looking to lay low at home, a summer must is a good book. The Archinect team has curated a list of reading essentials to explore. Below is a collection of books organized into five categories – New Releases, Books Every...
June 21, 2023
Phil Bernstein speculated on the set of opportunities
June 19, 2023
Neil Leach is a British professor and licensed architect currently based in California. He has worked for NASA developing a 3D printer for the Moon and Mars, and is co-founder of DigitalFUTURES. Having authored over 40 books on architecture and digital design, and taught at some of the worlds...
May 9, 2023
How should the architectural profession consider and respond to futures made possible by advances in artificial intelligence? Can we propose a willful, designed route that acknowledges the inevitability of intelligent machines intersecting with every dimension of design and construction, while...
November 17, 2022
Washington DC wine retailers offer wine pairing tips and bottle recommendations for Turkey Day 2022.
December 14, 2021
Some bourbon producers are also feeling the supply-chain pinch.
April 24, 2021
Shoppers scanning the shelves at Tower Wine & Spirits in Atlanta the past few months have spotted some bargains. Elyse Wineryâs Morisoli Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon 2015, for example, from the Rutherford appellation in Napa Valley, sported a vivid red slash through its normal price of $75 pointing to its discounted price of $46. âThere are some smoking-good deals for consumers, if they know what to look for,â says Jeff Leiker, a buyer for Towerâs two stores in the Atlanta ar...
March 5, 2021
Restaurants have either shut down or reduced their operations, which has affected wine sales. This means bargains for consumers, if they know where to look.