With Earth Day approaching, you might be reflecting on the vital role design and construction professionals like you play in creating a more sustainable future. It’s increasingly become clear that resilient, climate-adaptive design principles must take precedence in your projects, but what exactly does that mean, and how can you effectively implement these principles?
Looking for a sneak peek into the future of design and construction? In a recent webinar by the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS), industry leaders Amy Marks, Nancy Novak, and Sandra Benson discussed how AI, automation, and offsite manufacturing are reshaping the built environment.
As global temperatures rise, extreme heat has become one of the most pressing challenges for architects, engineers, and construction professionals. With cities bearing the brunt of more frequent and severe heatwaves, the need for adaptive solutions in urban areas has never been greater.
In this blog, we’ll explore 4 ways you can design residential spaces that encourage sustainable recycling practices.
When it comes to architectural design, the right doors and windows can transform a space—enhancing aesthetics, improving functionality, and optimizing energy efficiency. Whether you’re an architect, designer, or builder, having access to high-quality CAD and BIM models of door and window products is essential for bringing your projects to life with precision.
Designed by Dimster Architecture, Santa Monica Modern is an exquisite single-family residence perched on a hill with sweeping views of Santa Monica Bay. Featuring custom All Weather aluminum windows and doors, this remarkable project received a 2024 AIA Los Angeles Residential Architecture Award for its excellence in design, creative execution, and transformative impact on urban landscapes.
