aasarchitecture

DECEMBER 20, 2021

Sited on the Northwest corner of Martin Luther King, Jr. As part of an extensive revitalization of the park, the new hub is in harmony with the unique tropical ecology of the site and is conceived as a micro-village of three pavilions, each of different scale and function but which share a common formal language. Photo © Chad Baumer.

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aasarchitecture

DECEMBER 20, 2021

Sited on the Northwest corner of Martin Luther King, Jr. As part of an extensive revitalization of the park, the new hub is in harmony with the unique tropical ecology of the site and is conceived as a micro-village of three pavilions, each of different scale and function but which share a common formal language. Photo © Chad Baumer.

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Events Civil Engineering Consulting Engineering 52

aasarchitecture

JANUARY 31, 2023

The design is strongly connected to the site and context: the landscape and history of Spotts Park on the banks of Houston’s Buffalo Bayou. Photo © Iwan Baan Interior spaces are conceived within public and private zones and are highly flexible, linked to the park through a series of exterior terraces, shaded by the canopy.

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Architect Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering 52

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. © Stetson Ybarra.

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Construction Construction Exterior Consulting 87

e-architect

MAY 22, 2023

The strong form of the building – a reference to the Triangle area moniker – acts as a landmark, while being integrated with the new distinctiveness of the site. 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.

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Civil Engineering Engineering Engineering Sustainability 57

e-architect

AUGUST 20, 2023

The client is from out of state, and we were selected for our ability to provide a complete turnkey project,” explains Daniel Joseph Chenin, lead architect and founder of the firm bearing his name. Daniel Joseph Chenin crafts spaces that are fully conceptualized, richly layered and entirely representative of their clients’ vision.

Structural Engineering 57

Structural Engineering Engineering Engineering Civil Engineering 57

e-architect

DECEMBER 3, 2022

A planning application was submitted in August, which set out an ambitious sustainability agenda of climate resilience and Net Zero requirements, integrated into the design, including ultra-low carbon emissions, an acute focus on energy efficiency, insulation, on-site energy generation and zero use of fossil fuels in the running of the building.

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Consulting Education Civil Engineering Management 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. Joan Renaud.

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Industrial Civil Engineering Concept Technique 52

e-architect

APRIL 17, 2023

Volumes of hand laid brick interlock with fields of quarried stone and zones of natural metal, reconstituting the traditional elements in a novel manner. Wymer Hall University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Location: 503 Gregory Drive Champaign, IL 61820 Client: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Site Area: 73,342 SFT (6,814 s.m.).

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Engineering Engineering Education Civil Engineering 40

Landscape Architecture Magazine

JUNE 16, 2022

The East Dareen Beach Neighborhood Park site in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, is a serious place: Bounded by a missile silo to the north, its double shore of coast and island form results from a dredge-ravaged coastline—and it is a major part of the city’s treated sewage effluent (TSE) program. By Jessica Bridger. Image courtesy Michael Blier, FASLA.

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Dwell

MAY 15, 2023

Establishing a spectrum of spatial conditions on a site of just 1,883 square feet was a challenge, and one that defined the DNA of this project. The extension has been zoned into three north-south bands, establishing the main realms: communal, outdoor, and private. In this way, retiring for the evening is a more considered ritual.

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Permits Zoning Civil Engineering Client 143

Landscape Architecture Magazine

NOVEMBER 2, 2022

We were in a big sunny clearing near the entrance zone in the Upper Garden, where there is a neat compound of small work buildings and greenhouses surrounded on three sides by dark curtains of conifers. At one point, a heavy snowfall closed the site. There were air-quality problems owing to wildfire smoke. Courtesy Land Morphology.

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Home Engineering Engineering Civil Engineering 87

Deezen

MARCH 15, 2022

Rising three levels, the 19,800-square-foot (1,839-square-metre) building is roughly rectangular in plan and stretches across a wedge-shaped site. Inside, the facility is divided into two primary zones. A jagged roof tops the project. Facades are clad in grey-stained cedar and custom steel panels.

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Building Architecture Roofing Civil Engineering 111

aasarchitecture

JANUARY 12, 2024

The consolidation of services The new facility is the catalyst to allow all secure services across the Trust to be brought together from previously dispersed sites, consolidated in a single, integrated secure centre of excellence. The ‘Passive’ zone provides opportunities for refuge, with restful places to sit amongst plants and grasses.

Architecture 52

Architecture Safety Civil Engineering Zoning 52

e-architect

JUNE 13, 2023

The building responds to the topography of the site. 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. The aim is clear: for the client to wholeheartedly identify with and take pride in the built architecture.

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Residential Civil Engineering Real Estate Client 60

Architizer

APRIL 28, 2022

The house settles into its natural environment, prioritizing new and old growth trees, outdoor living spaces, and views while using its low profile to minimize its presence on the site. The house was designed to provide perpetual connections to its unique site and an ever-changing natural landscape. © Andrew Franz Architect PLLC.

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Housing Architect Exterior Design 90

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. Kingsbury Commons holds a USGBC SITES Gold certification and received a Texas ALSA Honor Award in 2022. Photo is by Adam Barbe.

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Nature Restoration Civil Engineering Events 105

Architizer

AUGUST 22, 2022

Magnolia Science Academy – Magnolia Public Schools was confronted with a dilemma when it chose a site for its new Santa Ana campus: How to fit 750 students into a single building on a relatively small lot. acre site was our greatest challenge. The school is situated near a commercial zone and mobile home neighborhoods.

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Landscape Architecture Magazine

APRIL 7, 2022

Research, often wide-ranging, into the cultural, ecological, and architectural context of a site undergirds a Stimson project. 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.

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Firms Landscape Environment Students 83