Month: March 2022

Office repositioning is one of the biggest struggles global businesses face today. This stands true for both: architecture businesses and the clients you’re servicing with your design solutions. In the last 18 months there have been enormous transformations within the AEC industry and arguably across most industries, many of which have influenced and shaped business decisions made during the pandemic. You could say the pandemic has only sought to accelerate some of the transformation we had started to see. The biggest and most notable is in the area of communication and connectivity. Staying connected and providing employees with the tools and platforms they need to collaborate, innovate and stay productive has been at the forefront for all companies.

The DC Residence project is in the state of São Paulo’s countryside. Its construction’s main premises were to provide the residents with wide living spaces and constant contact with the beautiful view there.

Atlanta interior designer Allison Moran and her husband, Crawford Moran, were looking to downsize around the same time she and her daughter were looking for just the right office space for their design firm, Wesley Interiors. The couple wanted a light…

Atlanta interior designer Allison Moran and her husband, Crawford Moran, were looking to downsize around the same time she and her daughter were looking for just the right office space for their design firm, Wesley Interiors. The couple wanted a light…

Atlanta interior designer Allison Moran and her husband, Crawford Moran, were looking to downsize around the same time she and her daughter were looking for just the right office space for their design firm, Wesley Interiors. The couple wanted a light…

As a boy sitting in hot, unventilated village classrooms in Burkina Faso, West Africa, Diébédo Francis Kéré dreamed about learning carpentry so he could one day build better — and cooler — buildings. This week Kéré, now 56, became the first…

As a boy sitting in hot, unventilated village classrooms in Burkina Faso, West Africa, Diébédo Francis Kéré dreamed about learning carpentry so he could one day build better — and cooler — buildings. This week Kéré, now 56, became the first…

The “youth hostel Gerlos” is located in the Austrian Alps in the village of Hochkrimml at an altitude of 1700 meters. Skiing is firmly anchored in Austrian society and is part of school teaching. This project aims to make school trips in an ecological environment more affordable. That is why the hotel was built from regional wood in solid wood construction, the hotel is heated by biomass district heating, electricity comes from photovoltaic, the journey is not made by individual transport but mainly by coach and the leftover wood from the transport of the cross-laminated timber walls was processed into furniture.