For New Orleans–Based Firm, Architecture Is a Tool for Design Justice by Redshift Video Bryan C. Lee’s architecture and design-justice firm Colloqate Design explores racism, immigration, and gentrification through the built world.
Architecture Designing for Social Distancing: Balancing Safety and Human Connection by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst
Architecture What Will Architecture Design Look Like After COVID-19? Flexible and Resilient by Zach Mortice
Architecture Location, Location, Relocation: Swedish Town in the Arctic Is Moving—Literally by Friederike Voigt
Architecture 6 Black Voices Share Ways Architects Can Employ Social Justice in Design by Sarah Jones It takes a village to dismantle inequities in the built world—and architects are uniquely positioned to drive progress. Read about ways architects can employ social justice in design.
Engineering 6 Reasons Why Returning to the Workplace Doesn’t Mean Discarding Desks by Nicolas Mangon, Autodesk VP Keeping workers safe after returning to the workplace isn’t about throwing desks into landfills. Returning is less about discarding and more about tapping technology to reimagine dynamic spaces.
Infrastructure Digitizing the Eiffel Tower: Inside the World’s Largest Urban 3D Model by Maxime Thomas To inspire transformation of the lands surrounding the Eiffel Tower, the city of Paris used BIM and LIDAR to build the largest 3D model of its kind.
Construction This Smart Building Is a Living Lab for a Greener Future in Construction by Mark de Wolf Kingspan’s global innovation center, IKON, uses IoT, BIM, and AI to illustrates ways a smart building can inform construction’s greener future.
Sustainability The History of Zero Net Carbon (Surprise: It’s Not Exactly a New Concept) by Redshift Video Zero net carbon is a “modern” design concept that’s been in use for 200 years. See how designers, engineers, and builders have been working toward net zero through the years.
