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Stunning Wooden Architecture in Japan Exemplifies How BIM Helps Construction

Stunning Wooden Architecture in Japan Exemplifies How BIM Helps Construction

by Yasuo Matsunaka

In Japan, a construction firm and its contractor learned firsthand how BIM helps construction, using digital communication to build one of the largest wooden roofs in the country.

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Reusing Construction Materials Is Key to Atlanta Building’s Green Dream

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Sustainability

What Is Low-Carbon Development for Design and Construction?

by Michael Gustafson
Architecture

Boston’s New Winthrop Center Takes Passive House Design to New Heights

by Zach Mortice

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Architecture

What Is Digitalization? Here Comes the Fourth Transformation in Building Design

by Nicolas Mangon, Autodesk VP

What is digitalization? In AEC’s fourth digital transformation, automation and centralized data empower practitioners to build faster and better—with digital twins providing the backbone.

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Architecture

North Stars: 3 Designs Show How Nordic Architecture Leads With Sustainability

by Mark de Wolf

Nordic architecture is recognized as leading with sustainability. Explore three projects where data-driven design realized green ambitions.

fuel cell technology Paju fuel cell in Wollong-myeon, Paju, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
Infrastructure

How a Korean Fuel Cell Technology Project Builds Clean Power and Social Value

by Raphael Rashid

South Korea was among the first countries impacted by the pandemic. This crisis accelerated companies developing fuel cell technology—and led to a sweeping Green New Deal.

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Sustainability

99% Invisible Podcast: Lights for the Energy Poor Illuminate Academic Success

by Erin Hanson

To be energy poor is to be unable to function at night without electricity, and this poverty affects 850 million people worldwide. In this 99% Invisible podcast, learn about an Australian charity fighting that statistic.

The Urbach Tower in southwest Germany was built using “self-shaping” wood. This unique structure was created as part of a horticultural show.
Architecture

New Ways of Naturally Bending Wood Are All About Curve Appeal

by Friederike Voigt

Bending wood typically requires heavy machinery and huge amounts of energy, but scientists are refining natural ways to guide wood to shape itself.

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