The Brick Industry Association (BIA) has opened entries for the 2024 Brick in Architecture Awards, the leading international design competition featuring fired-clay brick. Entries are due by Nov. 1.
The goal was to imbue each with a distinct design concept rather than a uniform branded look, and in Boston, Dyer Brown’s team designed and executed not just the interiors but also new storefront and signage, creating a vibrant street presence.
This marks the start of active construction following a ceremonial groundbreaking last September. The facility and surrounding grounds are set for completion and grand opening in the summer of 2026.
If you’re passionate about the future of sustainable architecture and resilient construction, join RAiNA this fall in Chicago, Illinois for Creating Buildings that Endure - a full day conference focusing on the crucial role of rainscreens in modern construction.
Spiezle Architectural Group, Inc. announced the completion of the interior design for Cooper University Health Care’s the newly opened Center for LGBTQ+ Health. Located at 17 W Knight Ave. in Collingswood, NJ, this new office, created in conjunction with Cooper Care Alliance, Cooper’s community-based physicians’ group, addresses the unique healthcare needs of the LGBTQ+ community in South Jersey and beyond.
RIVA Spain announced a dynamic collaboration with the University of Miami School of Architecture to establish the RIVA Spain Material Innovation Design Studio. This groundbreaking initiative will provide architecture students with unparalleled, hands-on experience in material innovation over the course of three years.
RENCO USA, which uses patented, composite blocks made with repurposed ingredients that stack like real-life LEGO bricks, has won an international A’Design Award at this week’s annual awards gala on July 18 at the Teatro Sociale in Como, Italy.
DIGroup Architecture (DIG) has been partnering with Jewish Community Housing Corp. (JCHC) and Lester Senior Living management to reimagine its senior living spaces with the latest collaboration producing 20,000 SF of newly completed modern amenities at its campus in Whippany, N.J.
This month, Edwin Forrest Elementary School is celebrating the completion of a successful first academic year in its newly renovated K-5 learning environment, which underwent a $22 million transformation designed by DIGroup Architecture (DIG).
Join us for a free webinar on July 30th at 2pm EST as we showcase different projects and how they have successfully implemented tapered design into their roof assemblies through iterative design and specific language in their specification.