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Heating and Cooling the Tallest of Buildings

Shanghai Tower will stand as the second tallest building in the world, but it still needs air conditioning. Heating and

11/26/2015Edcetera

How Public Housing in Chicago is Still Changing

Large-scale redevelopment takes the skills of a lot of professionals, but unforeseen issues can still make progress chal

11/3/2015Edcetera

California Institutes First Ever Energy Reporting Requirements

California Institutes First Ever Energy Reporting Requirements California often leads the herd in energy-wise legislatio

10/28/2015Edcetera

5 Keys To Earning More As An Architect This Year

In prosperous times, employers and architects both bring more to the table. Prosperity for career architects is a relati

10/23/2015Edcetera

Thought Leader Series: 5 Benefits of Continuing Education for the Changing Architectural World

Lorena Brockman is a blogger for JennsBlahBlahBlog.com and has notable know-how in blogging, travel, and education, and

10/16/2015Edcetera

How St. Patrick’s Cathedral Prepared for the Pope

New York’s landmark cathedral welcomes visitors even as it undergoes a monumental renovation. It isn’t every day that th

10/13/2015Edcetera

4 Ways Los Angeles Architects Are Designing For Density

New housing brings 24-hour life to L.A.’s civic and cultural centers Los Angeles, a city recognizable by its near-iconic

10/2/2015Edcetera

Brutalist Architecture: Controversy Cast in Concrete

Brutalist buildings like the Torre Velasca in Milan can be a bit intimidating. There’s a pronounced line drawn between t

8/22/2015Edcetera

Nonresidential Construction on the Rise

It’s a great time to be an architect or anyone in the construction industry. Design and construction in the commercial s

8/20/2015Edcetera