Mastery of Measurement
The conventional approach to specifying dimensional tolerances in architecture and construction is inadequate in the theater of premanufacturing
The conventional approach to specifying dimensional tolerances in architecture and construction is inadequate in the theater of premanufacturing
This paper surveys facade design education in accredited Bachelor and Master of Architecture (B.Arch and M.Arch) programs in the United States. A
One of the most complex yet least understood areas where fire can spread is at the perimeter of a building. Fire can not only spread from
This paper outlines the successful implementation of digital workflows between the design team composed of Architect, Structural Engineer and Project
Today, about 40% of all buildings in the U.S. still have single-pane windows, and ~70% of the existing building stock is estimated to suffer from
As facades become more sophisticated and complex, more detail-intensive and performance-critical, it's vital that architecture students develop a
Direct sun on the body is a known potential cause of thermal discomfort for occupants, yet most thermal comfort simulations do not capture its
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the building sector is critical to limiting global temperature rise to less than 1.5⁰C. Construction and
Historical published weathered annealed failure data consisting of 13 samples were collected and glass failure prediction model surface flaw
What was once an accepted reality in heat-treated exterior glass, optical disturbances in glass are under increasing scrutiny by developers,
Business Insider has described San Francisco’s Chase Arena as setting “a new standard for a sports arena in the US”, and “the state-of-the-art arena
Many factors will influence coating selection, but to achieve the desired performance level for a given situation, coatings must be specified based
Stainless steel has been successfully used in building envelopes since the completion of the Chrysler building in 1928. Today, it is used as both a