Meganom's Innovative Facade Transforms Manhattan Skyline
Meganom's new skyscraper in Manhattan features a facade made from over 200,000 custom aluminium bricks, highlighting sustainable and innovative construction practices.
Gaudí's Legacy: A Century On, What It Means for Modern Architecture
Antoni Gaudí's architectural legacy continues to influence modern design a century after his death. His innovative approach offers valuable lessons for sustainable and creative construction practices.
Skanska Secures $580M in Contracts Amidst Executive Shifts
Skanska has won contracts worth $580 million, highlighting competitive dynamics in the AECM industry amidst executive changes at STV and Fluor.
Snøhetta to Transform Iconic Aalto Sanatorium into a Futuristic Hotel
Snøhetta will transform the iconic Paimio Sanatorium by Aalto into a modern hotel, illustrating a trend in adaptive reuse that combines sustainability with architectural preservation.
Grenfell Tower Lessons Unheeded: ARB CEO Calls for Cultural Shift
Nine years post-Grenfell, ARB CEO Hugh Simpson highlights the lack of cultural change in construction safety, urging a shift in mindset. This is a wake-up call for US AECM firms to enhance safety compliance and cultural alignment.
Casa Vicens: A Blueprint for Gaudí's Architectural Genius
Casa Vicens, Antoni Gaudí's first major architectural project, serves as a foundational model for innovation in architecture. Its restoration offers insights into heritage preservation and opportunities in sustainable design for AECM professionals.
Diamond Schmitt Transforms Civic Centre into TMU's Medical School
Diamond Schmitt Architects have completed the first phase of TMU's School of Medicine, converting a civic center into a modern educational facility. This project highlights opportunities in sustainable architecture and adaptive reuse for AECM professionals.
Cubitts Converts Victorian Stables into London Headquarters
Cubitts' new headquarters in King's Cross, London, are a testament to adaptive reuse, transforming historic stables into a modern workspace and spectacle-making workshop.
Barcelona Power Plant's Adaptive Reuse Showcases Innovative Architecture
The adaptive reuse of a Barcelona power plant by Elisava students exemplifies sustainable architecture trends, offering insights for AECM professionals into innovative design and repurposing strategies.
