e-architect

JULY 8, 2023

The building’s small footprint, sloped roofs, compact volumes, and local materials reinforce Marlboro Music’s place within the lush rolling hills and streams of the Green Mountains. Features include LED lighting, a passive solar gains strategy, a green roof, operable windows that provide natural ventilation, and native plantings.

Civil Engineering 73

Civil Engineering Consulting Engineering Engineering 73

Architizer

NOVEMBER 22, 2022

Year: 2021. Nader Tehrani: In a project that invariably was destined towards a panoptic plan with a tripartite set of wings separating the adults, teens, and children, the concept of the building form and roof was to create something larger than the sum of the parts underneath. Project Status: Built. Budget: 10M – 50M.

Consulting 75

Consulting Civil Engineering Roofing Engineering 75

e-architect

JANUARY 26, 2022

A kiosk in a mixed wood and steel structure is skillfully placed on the roof of the original refectory, creating an element in dialogue with the urban and landscape dimensions. Client: Versailles’ CROUS. Schedule: 2019-2021 (work in progress). Crous University Refectory in Cergy-Pontoise, France – Building Information.

Civil Engineering 52

Civil Engineering Information Structure Landscape 52

e-architect

DECEMBER 3, 2022

Transparency creates visual permeability on both the green and urban environment, with seasonal changes and weather moods, as well as pedestrian flows, providing benefits for both clients and the entire clinic team. Client: Dr. Anh Tuan Nguyen. Year(s) of construction: 2021-2022. Structural engineer: Geniex. Lumentruss.

Civil Engineering 76

Civil Engineering Real Estate Visualization Commercial 76

e-architect

DECEMBER 18, 2021

December 18, 2021. Responding to the client’s desire to have a separate Barrel room and Tasting room, an open-air covered space is captured between the two spaces. At the roof level, three large roof monitors pierce the roof. Structural Engineering: J Welch Engineering. Photos by Kevin Scott.

Civil Engineering 67

Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Site 67

aasarchitecture

FEBRUARY 16, 2022

Concessions and vendor pavilions under the roof at the grandstand concourse level will provide spaces for fans to gather and watch the games. A second phase will feature a 2,500 seat stadium, with an office suite, skybox, press box, locker rooms, storage, and officials rooms.

Architecture 52

Architecture Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering 52

e-architect

APRIL 10, 2023

A dramatic wave-form roof and ceiling plane of expressed wood structure ties together the new program spaces and gives the building a clear identity. The two-story building broke ground in the fall of 2021 and is expected to be completed in the summer of 2023. North Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 Client: Bainbridge Performing Arts.

Art 55

Art Consulting Engineering Engineering 55

e-architect

DECEMBER 15, 2021

Dec 15, 2021. Concessions and vendor pavilions under the roof at the grandstand concourse level will provide spaces for fans to gather and watch the games. Civil Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers. Structural Engineer: KPFF Consulting Engineers. Mechanical Engineer: Comfort Flow Heating.

Building 52

Building Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering 52

aasarchitecture

MARCH 15, 2023

Inside, a large timber gabled roof structure stretching from one end to the other, creates an open dramatic central communal space. MEP Engineer: Altieri Sebor Wieber LLC Builder: L&L Builders, Belmont Land Design Client: Dr. Chandra Sen and Sharmila Sen Property: 8.7

Civil Engineering 52

Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Landscape 52

e-architect

JULY 4, 2023

They will feature green roofs equipped with solar panels, terraces with built-in brick planters, and easy access to the Clifton Conservation Hub and the central gardens. Green glazed bricks and ‘scaly’ roof tiles clad the exteriors. Overlooking a remodelled lake, new Lake Houses are designed to complement the site’s other-worldly feel.

Home 52

Home Consulting Masterplanning Firms 52

Landscape Architecture Magazine

MAY 17, 2022

Rare is the landscape architecture client who enjoys a view of decay out their window. This isn’t always an easy sell, especially for clients who have come to the Sunbelt from lusher locales, said Michele Shelor, ASLA, who studied landscape architecture at Arizona State University and has lived in the area on and off for most of her life.

Landscape 103

Landscape Engineering Engineering Contractor 103

Deezen

DECEMBER 29, 2022

Completed in 2021, the renovated Kingsbury Commons serves as a new, accessible "front door" for the park, inviting visitors in through historic stone archways and mature live oak trees. The cottage design was awarded the Preservation Austin Merit Award for rehabilitation in 2021. Civil engineer: Garza EMC.

Nature 103

Nature Restoration Civil Engineering Engineering 103

aasarchitecture

NOVEMBER 24, 2022

SAOTA and ARRCC’s client sought a versatile apartment that could easily accommodate large social events and also provides a sense of intimacy when there were no guests. The interior opens onto a wraparound terrace, sheltered by a slim floating roof. Photo © Vangelis Paterakis. Photo © Vangelis Paterakis. Photo © Vangelis Paterakis.

Civil Engineering 52

Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Interior 52

Architizer

MAY 13, 2022

Year: 2021. Extensive studies to support an economical long span roof over an 3500 seater auditorium resulted in 3 connecting arches or ‘slivers’ of a sphere, suspends an enclosure over an auditorium. How have your clients responded to the finished project? Project Status: Built. © Elphick Proome Architecture.

Development 67

Development Developer Architecture Engineering 67

Landscape Architecture Magazine

MARCH 15, 2022

“I knew this space was perfect for something of this scale,” says Mama Celeste, a local drag queen who launched “Rollin’ with the Homos,” a hugely popular monthly skate party and drag show, in February 2021. The design called for removing the roof, cutting some new openings into the concrete walls, and reinforcing them with additional steel.

Developer 98

Developer Development Landscape Firms 98

Landscape Architecture Magazine

APRIL 7, 2022

In this case, after one of the clients had exuberantly—and, it later turned out, only jokingly—claimed to have been a Boy Scout, Huber compiled the findings into a “field guide” to the property. Their point of pride, as a matter of fact, is that very roof, on which they established a courtyard garden. Staff has grown.

Firms 105

Firms Landscape Environment Students 105

e-architect

FEBRUARY 1, 2022

An expansive planted roof terrace gives further amenity space with remarkable views across the city skyline. Functionally, this gives access to the amenity roof terrace and two special multi-functional rooms. Completion: August 2021. Client: St Hilda’s College, Oxford. Pavilion G+1 floor = 275 sqm. Construction cost: £18.5

Government 52

Government Students Consulting Civil Engineering 52