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With the deadline for submitting to Best of Design fast approaching, there’s only about two weeks left to submit projects. Alexandra Lange and David M. Powell join the jury this year and offer advice to firms submitting projects. https://ow.ly/Kf5g50T975X
Alexandra Lange and David M. Powell’s advice for applying to 2024 Best of Design Awards
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Beth Stryker—a multihyphenate designer and curator—has been named the MAK Center for Art and Architecture’s next director. She comes from a strong professional background “in realizing interdisciplinary and intercultural projects.” https://ow.ly/XvHA50T8SSX
MAK Center in Los Angeles announces Beth Stryker as its next director
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New York City Department of Transportation announced a RFP to solicit bids from landscape designers keen on adding much-needed green space in East Midtown. The most visible change will be a new, wider pedestrian median. https://ow.ly/gT1k50T8QuL
New York planning officials are soliciting landscape architects to reimagine Park Avenue
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The Architect’s Newspaper has covered the 2024 Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop (ACAW), in an article featuring our team’s façade prototype. “…a team from Ennead Architects’s New York City office crafted a facade prototype that achieves a similar evaporative-cooling effect… the architects from Ennead designed a three-dimensional screen system composed of diagonal planes and holes that direct and distribute water across the surface area of the module…. Both assemblies registered a 20-degree drop in temperature in the hours after the application of water.” Read the full article at the link below. https://lnkd.in/ejDm7pdS Thank you to The Architect's Newspaper’s Trevor S. for covering the event and congratulations to all the participating teams! Ennead Architects and Werner Sobek teammates Ayumi Sugiyama, Brian H. Masuda, AIA, LEED AP, WELL AP, Amy Mielke, Peter Broughton, Robinson Strong, AIA, Vernice Riego, Jarrett Pelletier, Michele Andaloro, Rhyna Beijia C., Alan Cation and Jörg Kiesow; John Krouse, Andrew Pries, and Greg Borowiak with Boston Valley Terra Cotta; Mic Patterson PhD with FACADE TECTONICS INSTITUTE INC; Omar Khan with the School of Architecture, Carnegie Mellon University; Andrew Brayman with The Matter Factory; University at Buffalo and their crew at the SMART Fabrication Factory & Workshop; and our Honorary Workshop Team Members Sydney Sinclair, Taylor Douglas, and Professor Tsz Yan Ng with the Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning, University of Michigan.
Boston Valley Terra Cotta hosts the ninth annual Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop in Buffalo
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Can works created by AI really be called ‘art’? With AI on the rise, people are debating whether AI-generated art can be seen as true art. A lot of debate is happening when it comes to the use of AI in the world of art and design, with many points being made on both sides of the argument. The argument for AI: 🎨 Just as good as the “real” thing 🌟 Unique in its own right 🚀 AI technology will become the new normal The argument against AI: 🚫 It lacks intentionality 🧠 It is limited by its own bias 🤖 AI art and AI everything could replace the human element The debate around AI art is pretty complex, with good arguments on both sides. AI-generated art can be stunning and emotionally impactful, but some people feel it lacks the emotional depth that only human expression can provide. We want to know—yes or no—can we truly consider AI-generated creations as ‘art’? Let us know your opinions in the comments below. 📥 Join our newsletter to be the first to know about an exciting event we have planned around AI + design this fall! 🔗 Join at dtalks.org. Image source: The Guardian, CNN and The Architect's Newspaper. #dtalks #DesignTalks #AIArt #AIDesign #GenerativeArt #Design #CalgaryDesign
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“While the original interiors of Larsen’s were designed with functionality in mind, Schiller incorporated elements that tie back to the community within the renovation while also enhancing organization and flow.” - Paige Davidson for The Architect's Newspaper The design problems were addressed through a combination of detailed analysis and strategic redesign: 🔄 Inefficiencies in layout: A deep dive into the market's operations led to a restructured layout that separated the prepared foods section from the traditional fish market, with additional customer service points to streamline operations. 💨 Ventilation and hygiene issues: The new design incorporated improved ventilation systems and easy-to-clean materials like glazed ceramic tiles, addressing the previous problems of odors and wet floors. 📐 Space utilization: The space was reimagined with a focus on maximizing functionality, including the introduction of a double-height entryway and an optimized kitchen area. By tackling these key challenges head-on, we’ve transformed Larsen’s Fish Market into a modern, efficient, and welcoming space that stands ready to serve the community for years to come. #communityfirst #sustainabledesign #architecturalrevival #localbusiness #designinnovation #masstimber #designerarchitect
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Jefferson Health's Honickman Center has been featured in The Architect's Newspaper. The article discusses the Honickman Center's unique pleated glass facade, inspired by the institution's history in textile innovation. “Glass was a natural choice to say, ‘This is the future,’ but using glass tells a story about fabric and softness and care.” -Jarrett Pelletier, Ennead Principal Read the full article at the link below. https://lnkd.in/eBGanXKa Thomas Wong, National Real Estate Development, LLC, Stantec #ennead #enneadarchitects #architecture #architecturedesign #architecturaldesign #healthcare #jeffersonhealth #philadelphia #philadelphiaarchitecture Photo credit: Bruce Damonte and Aislinn Weidele
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Facades+ will return to Philadelphia on September 19th in just a few weeks! The Architect's Newspaper has curated a fantastic day of presentations and networking that you do not want to miss! Come listen to our roundtable panel speakers, Brian Phillips (ISA), Jeremy Avellino, RA, LEED AP, CPHC (Bright Common), and Inga Saffron (The Philadelphia Inquirer), discuss "Betting on our Neighborhoods" Facades as a tool for Urban Placemaking." You do not want to miss out on this group of speakers! You can save your seat and register NOW at https://lnkd.in/ghve_TtK
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Another cladding fire has struck London, this time in East London’s Dagenham. Early Monday morning a 7-story residential tower was engulfed in flames. Construction to swap out non-compliant cladding was happening on the building’s fifth and sixth floors. https://ow.ly/YNYH50T7I5b
East London cladding fire breaks out just before Grenfell Inquiry Phase 2 concludes
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