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The National Fire Protection Association released survey results collected from over 170 industry professionals at the NFPA 2024 Conference & Expo, the premier conference for fire, electrical, and life safety. 

Grossnicklaus has more than 18 years of experience in the design industry, with the last seven years at Corgan taking a leadership role in the healthcare practice.

Preserve Rhode Island announced the 10 recipients of the 2024 Rhody Awards for Historic Preservation. Each year, Preserve RI celebrates the remarkable achievements of individuals and organizations for their efforts in utilizing historic preservation to strengthen our communities, improve quality of life, and address social challenges.

Sto Corp. has launched Sto Fireblocking, a patent-pending solution designed to meet the latest rigorous fireblocking requirements in the 2022 NYC Building Code (BC) for combustible exterior wall assemblies.

DNM Architecture is collaborating with fellow Bay Area creative firm Nonfiction to design and produce Jaza Solar Hubs – field assembled power centers designed to bring clean, renewable energy to Nigerian localities.

The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance is hosting its annual Product Showcase and Reception on September 17 during the 2024 FGIA Fall Conference, September 16-19 in Minneapolis, MN.

The new hires are part of the continued effort to accelerate the firm's growth, demonstrating firm partners’ David Shove-Brown, David Tracz, and Ryan Petyak’s continued investment in the cultivation of young talent in the interest of advancing the design profession.

Designed to exceed industry standards, the VS5321 Louver from ILI represents a new pinnacle of impact and storm performance, meeting the most rigorous requirements of the Air Movement and Control Association.

ClarkDietrich has published an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) Optimization Report for its low embodied carbon (LEC) cold-formed steel products, becoming the first steel framing manufacturer to have the data available to help achieve credit for Option 2 under LEED v4.1’s “Material and Resources Credit: EPDs.”

A research study published in PLOS ONE has uncovered alarming new evidence that building collisions are killing significantly more birds than previously estimated—well over one billion annually in the United States alone.