The Brushless DC Motor and Its Use in Electric Cars
Electric vehicles were among the first automobiles, and they became wildly popular during the early 1900s – in fact, nearly 40% of the cars in the United States were electric at that time.
View ArticleDLR Group's New Pinnacle Bank Arena
We chart the progress of the construction the new Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska.
View ArticleLiving Walls in Advertising
As large corporations face increasing pressure from the public to institute sustainable marketing practices, “green” advertising innovations have finally taken root within marketing budgets.
View ArticleCSI Project Solutions: Sound Control Options in a Warehouse
Warehouse space can appeal to developers and warehouse space is often available in prime downtown locations begging for redevelopment. However, cavernous warehouses often require special soundproofing...
View ArticleFuture Improvements in Wind Power
As the need for alternative and clean sources of power grows, we're investigating the possibilities. Here are 11 of the latest advances in wind power technology.
View ArticleQ&A with Charles Marohn of Strong Towns
Charles Marohn, a thought-leader in the dialogue about building and maintaining financially strong and resilient towns, discusses his views on sustainable cities, market forces, and how a pragmatic...
View ArticleEmerging Green Technologies
With pollution levels rising around the world, we’re developing alternatives to traditional energy sources more and more each year. Here’s a rundown of the emerging technologies that allow us to bring...
View ArticleCSI Project Solutions: Drywall Delivery vs Transporting It Yourself
DIY remodeling projects have many benefits, but transporting drywall isn't one. Learn how and why to get your drywall delivered, saving yourself time, money, and headaches.
View ArticleBIG's Mixed-Use Marina Lofts in Fort Lauderdale
Marina Lofts, a new mixed-use development by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), will enliven a formerly industrial site along the waterfront in downtown Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
View ArticleZaha Hadid's Bridge Pavilion in Zaragoza
Zaha Hadid's signature style has made the Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion (Pabéllon Puente) an esteemed landmark; this combination bridge and exhibition space was built for Expo 2008 may see development into...
View ArticleQ & A with Urban Planner Emily Talen of Arizona State University
Emily Talen, a thought-leader in the dialogue about creating and maintaining affordable housing in socially diverse urban contexts, discusses her views on sustainable cities, market forces, and the...
View ArticleCentro Centro
Madrid’s CentroCentro Culture and Citizenship Cibeles (5Cs) programming addresses cultural and civic action from within the renovated Cibeles Palace.
View ArticleThe New Exploratorium on the Embarcadero
San Francisco’s famous Exploratorium – the museum of science, art, and human perception founded by physicist Frank Oppenheimer (brother of J. Robert Oppenheimer) in 1969 – has a new home that opened...
View ArticleLinbeck Nabholz Wins for Alliant Build America Award for Crystal Bridges Museum
The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art wins an Alliant Build America Award for its contractors, the Linbeck Nabholz Joint Venture.
View ArticleDouble LEED Platinum for GSK's HQ in Philly's Navy Yard
Connectedness is a theme that is being talked about across many disciplines these days. The discussion has been prompted by changes in technology, which have in turn prompted changes throughout society.
View ArticleIPD with Autodesk
How do cities become more resilient in the face of severe weather events? As natural disasters impose increasing levels of risk, how city planners, architects, and builders manage that risk is of...
View ArticleCasa Decor
Throughout May and June, Madrid is hosting one of the most prestigious yearly design events in Europe, Casa Decor.
View ArticleTop 10 Best Buildings in Movies
Check out some of our favorite buildings from our movie library!
View ArticleAell and Rushton: High-End Sustainable Design in Denver
Randy Rushton and Sabin Aell craft gorgeous, intricate interiors that belie the humble origins of their materials.
View ArticleArchitecture Photography: Melon Design Studio, St. Lucia
Melon Design's studio in Castries, the capital of Saint Lucia.
View ArticleLatino Urbanism: Transforming the Suburbs
As more Latino immigrants settle into Anglo American suburbs, they bring a different cultural understanding on the purpose city streets.
View ArticleBIM Strategies: Product Manufacturers Play a Role in Eradicating Project Waste
For decades, the commercial construction industry has been trying to get rid of waste and information loss during the design, construction, and operations processes.
View ArticleEnvironmental Testing of Heavy Duty Equipment
Environmental Testing Reveals the Reliability of Heavy-Duty Construction Equipment
View ArticleNet Zero Energy Buildings: Residential and Commercial
Two projects — zHome in Issaquah, Washington, in the Seattle area, and DPR Construction Headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona — recently earned Net Zero Energy Building (NZEB) certification from the...
View ArticleDemolition: Top 5 Salvageable Materials
In 2013, thousands of tons of materials were salvaged from demolition sites across the country. The environmental advantages of such salvage operations are obvious. Every ton of material that can be...
View ArticleArchitectural Photography: Shorelands Seafront Residence
Architect Stephen Mendes retrofitted this contemporary seafront home, installing security measures without sacrificing clean modern lines or ocean views. Architectural photographer and blogger Brian...
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