Architizer

MAY 11, 2022

Tall glass windows allow natural light to permeate and highlight mountain vistas. A variety of experiential zones will be created for a mix of drinking, eating, socializing, and working. Walls will be lined with warm-toned cedar panels and custom millwork. Brent Grubb, Principal in Charge?

Civil Engineering 73

Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Visualization 73

aasarchitecture

DECEMBER 20, 2021

Arches, inspired both by local fauna and the region’s vernacular architecture, establish the form of the pavilions, with vaulted rooflines and sweeping windows creating a porous relationship between interior and exterior, drawing natural light deep into the buildings. Photo © Dror Baldinger. Photo © Chad Baumer. Source by Adjaye Associates.

Events 52

Events Civil Engineering Consulting Engineering 52

aasarchitecture

DECEMBER 20, 2021

Arches, inspired both by local fauna and the region’s vernacular architecture, establish the form of the pavilions, with vaulted rooflines and sweeping windows creating a porous relationship between interior and exterior, drawing natural light deep into the buildings. Photo © Dror Baldinger. Photo © Chad Baumer. Source by Adjaye Associates.

Events 52

Events Civil Engineering Consulting Engineering 52

e-architect

NOVEMBER 9, 2022

The client sought to create a space perfectly tailored to its needs, with a level of sophistication capable of reflecting the company’s longstanding vitality and its vision of marrying artisanal work and advanced technology. In order to provide natural light for the workers, most zones feature exterior-facing windows.

Industrial 52

Industrial Civil Engineering Concept Technique 52

e-architect

MAY 22, 2023

A unifying place committed to the revitalization of the neighborhood Once an entirely mineralized area, the new park is now composed of many vegetated zones. In building spaces where we live better, Cardin Julien’s mission is to co-create in order to reveal the full potential of its clients’ ideas.

Civil Engineering 57

Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Sustainability 57

Architizer

AUGUST 2, 2022

Fort 137 – The clients sought an environmentally conscious home with a direct relationship to its site to function as a base camp for their active lifestyle. In response, the residence is an open structure, organized into three layers, which radiate from a communal nucleus to a periphery of private zones. © Stephen Morgan. Consultants.

Construction 85

Construction Construction Exterior Consulting 85

Landscape Architecture Magazine

JUNE 16, 2022

Jubail is a major industrial center; in fact, it is one of the largest industrial cities—and was once dubbed the largest civil engineering project—in the world, since its designation as a focus for Saudi industrial development in 1975. Engineers Fahd Alireza Engineering Consultants (FAEC), Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia.

Sketching 84

Sketching Landscape Client Clients 84

Dwell

MAY 15, 2023

The extension has been zoned into three north-south bands, establishing the main realms: communal, outdoor, and private. Two east-west bands further divide each of these realms into two zones: generous and intimate. Breeze-block walls demarcate the various zones of the house, yet permit light, breeze, and views.

Permits 143

Permits Zoning Civil Engineering Client 143

e-architect

JUNE 13, 2023

Openable windows are concealed behind wooden shutters, while the generous fixed glazing is fronted by wooden sliding doors that provide sun protection, darkening, and privacy. At the heart of every project is the client and their needs. Client involvement is nurtured throughout the development of the project in an ongoing dialogue.

Residential 60

Residential Civil Engineering Real Estate Client 60

Deezen

DECEMBER 29, 2022

Kids can climb through the tree cover in an all-abilities playground with climbing structures, swings, and natural wood balance elements; while adults can exercise or play bocce in a riparian restoration zone. Civil engineer: Garza EMC. MEP engineer: Jerry Garza & Associates. Photo is by Adam Barbe.

Nature 101

Nature Restoration Civil Engineering Events 101

Architizer

APRIL 28, 2022

Doors and windows open wide in spring and summer to bring in fresh air and the sound of the water, while a double-sided wood-burning fireplace allows a warm fire to be enjoyed from either the dining room or living room in winter or on cool nights. How have your clients responded to the finished project? © Andrew Franz Architect PLLC.

Housing 88

Housing Architect Exterior Design 88

e-architect

FEBRUARY 6, 2022

There are floor to ceiling windows along the internal corridors, providing views into the lab spaces as you pass through the building, inspiring creativity through observational learning. In that time it has built a strong reputation for designing beautifully crafted, intelligent buildings that creatively add value for their clients.

Cities 52

Cities Civil Engineering Students Industrial 52

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. Stimson raised the floor to the level of the building’s interior, from which the space is now accessed through glass accordion windows.

Firms 83

Firms Landscape Environment Students 83