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In this blog post on adaptive reuse in architecture, we explore how repurposing existing buildings can bring environmental, cultural, and economic benefits to our communities. https://lnkd.in/gnAnuNsn

In the latest issue of the Indigenous Business Report, read how mass timber technology is providing exciting new opportunities for Indigenous communities. Learn how Smoke Architecture Inc. and others are embracing the power of traditional knowledge systems as a way of greatly expanding the possibilities for wood construction. Read the article (p. 32): https://lnkd.in/gbRtKhzT #ccib #indigenousbusiness

In the realm of modern architecture, the quest for energy-efficient and adaptive building systems is relentless. Enter Flectofold, a groundbreaking fa?ade shading device developed by the Institute of Building Structures and Structural Design (ITKE) at...

Join SONA members and architecture students from across Australasia at Ground Matters, the 2024 Australasian Student Architecture Congress, on from 25-29 June in nipaluna / Hobart. Tickets are $150 for students and $300 for professionals (with the option to redeem 5 Formal CPD points). Learn more here: https://aus.archi/eh0i There is an amazing range of speakers, including Timothy Hill, Taylor and Hinds Architects, Andrew Steen, Sarah Lynn Rees, baracco+wright, kerstin thompson, Eleena Jamil and COLLABORATORIO. The theme of the congress is ‘Ground Matters’. The title has a dual meaning: it orients participants to matters of the ground, and to matters of fact; and it sets an agenda that the ground is important, even critical. It is thus literal and philosophical. ‘Ground Matters’ presents inextricable links between nature and built form, Country and architecture. It is fundamental to all architectural works, but also to basic life on earth. The material of the ground is something we all use and interact with every day, whether uncultivated, landscaped, or covered in manufactured substances. In this way, the ground is a linking element for all. #groundmatters2024 #asac #architecture #studentarchitecture #design #australiandesign #studentofarchitecture #australianarchitecture #ArchitectureDesign #ContemporaryArchitecture

On World Architecture Day, we recognize Julia Morgan, the first woman to earn an architecture license in California. Her design of the El Campanil bell tower, which withstood the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, highlights the lasting impact of innovative architecture. From resilient structures like El Campanil to today’s cutting-edge designs, architecture continuously shapes how we live and interact with our built environment. What recent architectural innovations have caught your eye? Share your thoughts in the comments! #WorldArchitectureDay #WomenInConstruction #Structures

The Old Rectory by ID Architecture Features New Timber-Clad Extension

The Old Rectory by ID Architecture Features New Timber-Clad Extension

I hardly knew anything about rammed earth as a material, even though I have been studying this work for 4 years so it has been nice to think about it. Through learning about rammed earth's natural material qualities, like its breathability or how it feels to touch and be around, it has its place in this school as a structural load-bearing element that supports a mono-pitched roof truss system. #architecture?#render?#community?#communityspace?#school?#timberframe?#architecturedesign?#architecturalvisualization?#rammedearth?#centreforalternativetechnology?#architecture3dmodel

*Vastu* *Shastra*, also known as the Science of Architecture or Construction, is based on the idea of creating a harmonious balance between the five elements: Earth, Air, Space, Fire, and Water. Here are some Vastu tips for building a house: _______ Learning Lots of idea about vastu in this Seminar. having good interactive session._______

ONE WEEK LEFT TO SUBMIT!! The Texas Society of Architects Conference Committee invites you to submit your relevant architectural student work from the 2023-2024 academic school year for a digital student work exhibit at the Texas Society of Architects 85th Annual Conference & Design Expo October 3-5, 2024 at George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX. This exhibit will display student work from: - Prairie View A&M University School of Architecture - Rice Architecture - Texas A&M College of Architecture - UH Hines College of Architecture & Design Exhibit Prompt: This year’s conference theme is BRIDGE. Often when a bridge is referenced, it is commonly linked to a physical element tying two places together often overcoming an impassable pathway. Strong bridges can also create smooth transitions from the past to the future. Bridges are not incorporated for the sake of it, but instead the justification of a bridge has the power to unite communities and bring voices to the underrepresented. Bridges can reconnect broken urban fabric, challenging and resolving the divisions created by systematically designed disenfranchisement in communities, through red-lining. We invite you to consider the following: - What bridges are built in the design work that you created? - How are you reconnecting the places and communities in which people live through your work? - How does your work create bridges across a period of time? For more info and to submit: https://lnkd.in/gHN4Pwh8