
Facade Resilience Evaluation Framework
Resiliency is the capacity of a building (or building component in the case of the facade) to support building functionalities during extreme events
Resiliency is the capacity of a building (or building component in the case of the facade) to support building functionalities during extreme events
This case study focuses on the solutions provided for the Bell Museum at the University of Minnesota. Our design team worked with the client to
Today's sustainability in architecture takes into consideration the complete life cycle of buildings and their components, from resource harvesting
A building’s envelope mitigates the effects of meteorological phenomena – including lightning – upon the structure and its occupants and contents.
Quickly exceeding new facade service life expectations for tall buildings imposed by increasing environmental, economic, and social pressures have
The pathway to carbon-neutrality, as urged during the COP 21 in Paris, and the repeated goal for resilient buildings and urban habitats, winds right
Originally known as The Master Building, 310 Riverside Drive in Manhattan's Upper West Side is a 28-story tower completed in 1929 as an apartment