The project updates key visitor areas while reinforcing the museum’s interdisciplinary approach. See the details here.
Put your construction know-how to the test with this week’s Building Blocks puzzle from The Construction Specifier. Can you ...
BIM coordination helps architects, engineers, and trade partners align architectural, structural, and MEP systems from ...
“Revolving Voices” sits at the edge of the New York City Public Housing development, next to the Astoria waterfront and ferry dock. The project combines movement, sound, storytelling, and play. It ...
In this Demo-Cast, Jim DesLaurier, vice president of engineering and technical services at Marino\WARE, presented on the significance of low embodied carbon steel in sustainable construction.
Put your construction knowledge to the test with the first edition of Building Blocks, The Construction Specifier’s new word game.
Joints formed between adjacent concrete pours and where mechanical elements penetrate the concrete are the most likely points of water ingress into below-grade concrete structures. To prevent this ...
The words ‘errors and omissions’ (E & O) are practically taboo in architectural circles and are rarely spoken—even in private conversations between architects, engineers, and their professional ...
The conversation about the health benefits of daylighting in the United States has truly reached the forefront. Articles detailing research, data, and discussions about the ramifications of lack of ...
Energy efficiency is becoming an ever-increasing topic in domestic and global markets. However, the scope of effective energy management utilizing fenestration becomes difficult when designing a ...
door hardware must now operate with 22.2 N (5 lb) of force—a limit most panic hardware does not meet; any low-energy automatic operators actuated by a motion sensor must meet the safety requirements ...
Stainless steel is often used as a railing material, especially where corrosion resistance is a major concern. Stainless steel tube and pipe railings are not extruded as some would think, but rather ...