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Oklahoma City approves 'unlimited height' request for North America's new tallest building

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Things are looking up (way up) this week for what may become North America’s new tallest building: Southern California-based firm AO announced in a social media post today that the Oklahoma City Council had approved the development team's request for unlimited building height for the proposed 1,907-foot-tall Legends Tower.

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A lack of product standardization is hindering mass timber’s growth in North America, expert warns

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” It comes as Europe is miles ahead of North America (Asia-Pacific, Australia, and New Zealand) in developing mainstream mass timber systems. “They [North America] have a mature market where woodworkers and integration shops work alongside billet producers to service the market,” Adrian Mitchell told the outlet.

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Urban Land Institute recognizes 10 North American projects as ULI Americas Awards for Excellence winners

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Ten new North American projects were recognized Tuesday by the Urban Land Institute as part of the organization’s ULI Americas Awards for Excellence program, now in its 43rd year. The 10 North American winners will now compete against projects from Asia and Europe for the ULI Global Awards, which will be announced in.

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Phius awards the best passive projects of 2022 in North America

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Passive house non-profit Phius has announced the results of their 2022 Passive Projects Design Competition, seeking to highlight the best passive projects across North America. The fourteen winning projects span high-rise new builds to retrofits, with sectors ranging from residential to commercial and institutional.

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A proposal for the second-tallest building in North America sneaks forward in Oklahoma City

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Oklahoma City could soon be home to the country’s second-tallest structure if plans for a new 1,750-foot skyscraper designed by the California practice Architects Orange (AO) are approved along with a larger $1 billion entertainment district proposal from developer Scot Matteson.

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ICON's latest military project will produce the largest 3D printed structures in North America

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At 5,700 square feet apiece, the DOD says they will represent the largest 3D printed structures in the Americas once construction is completed. The Department of Defense (DOD) has once again teamed up with construction technology company ICON to produce three residential structures for the Fort Bliss military installation in El Paso.

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COP29 Highlights: Key Takeaways for Cities and the Built Environment

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In 2024 alone, urban areas worldwide experienced devastating climate impacts: flooding displaced millions in Africa , droughts crippled urban economies in South America, and storms caused widespread destruction in North America and Europe.