Engineering Eyeing the C-Suite? Carve Out an Executive Career Path With Strategy by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst What does it take to reach the C-suite? An Autodesk product executive shares strategies for aspiring leaders on setting an executive career path to reach the top levels in business.
Architecture 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 Designing for social distancing is about a lot more than tape on the floor and plexiglass. It requires an understanding of public health; human behavior; and, most of all, context.
Engineering Why It’s Important to Walk the Talk: 3 Brand Truths for Business Success by Fred Saunders, Autodesk VP In times of crisis, brands have an opportunity and an obligation to be present for their customers. By following three brand truths, companies can be sure they’re on the right path.
Education How VR Training in the Workplace Is Transforming Learning on the Job by Patrick Sisson VR training in the workplace is a booming business—especially for a newly remote workforce. Simulated virtual-reality scenarios help nurses, managers, architects, and more learn on the job.
Architecture What Will Architecture Design Look Like After COVID-19? Flexible and Resilient by Zach Mortice Architecture and design post–COVID-19 will be facing some big changes. Across public-facing sectors—schools, offices, and retail—resilience and flexibility will be key.
Architecture 3 Ways Firms Can Cultivate the Careers of Black Architects—and Why They Should by Taz Khatri In the US, only 2% of registered architects are Black. This is a problem for both the industry and the built environment. Here are three ways firms can increase diversity.
Architecture Location, Location, Relocation: Swedish Town in the Arctic Is Moving—Literally by Friederike Voigt Sweden's northernmost city, Kiruna, is sinking; mining has compromised the earth below. A massive Kiruna relocation project aims to save the Artic hamlet.
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.
