About 10 years into its life, the building could absorb around 80 % of the amount of carbon emitted by a typical building. That number could grow to about 200 % after 25 years, and more than 400 % ...

We revisit a 1967 review of I. M. Pei’s National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, described as a ‘direct response ...

Architectural Mecca / Building design flavored by Islam / Most U.S. cities have buildings with echoes of Islamic design By Jonathan Curiel , Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 28, 2004 ...

There he organized two groundbreaking shows, “Italy: The New Domestic Landscape” (1972), which introduced radical Italian design to the world, and “The Architecture of Luis Barragán ...

Like the buildings they design, Johnston, 54, and Lee, 52, have an air of easy grace. The pair, who are also a couple, arrived at the same architectural point through different paths.

I.M. Pei, the Chinese-born, American-trained Modernist architect whose work transformed cities around the world and was widely celebrated by fellow architects, has died. He was 102. Marc Diamond ...

Architectural designers have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in architecture and can design buildings, but they are not licensed. Moreover, ...

Building systems also require close coordination by the architect. Take the question of building height and size. A cold storage user often doesn’t think in terms of height or square footage, but in ...

Architects are expected to have a working mastery of building science and technology, construction techniques, and methodologies, all while bringing everything together in a visually pleasing manner.

Architects should design their businesses just like they design their buildings By Erin Pellegrino , Jake Rudin • March 27, 2023 • Architecture , Letter to the Editor , Op-Ed , Professional ...

A-hed; What Happens When You Give an Architect 90 Minutes to Make a Gingerbread House New York design firm’s annual competition shows professionals building masterpieces and ‘glorious messes ...

An architect lent his license to a New York City developer to approve buildings he didn’t design, according to an investigation by The New York Times.