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Design cities resilient to future environmental challenges with Giulio Rigoni from BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group! Giulio started working at BIG (NYC) in 2017 and he was the Italian Project Architect of the San Pellegrino Flagship Factory project. The workshop, conducted in collaboration with Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, will look at the future dimensions of habitability of the planet. Discover the course in #ConceptDesignforArchitecture, a project with Accademia Unidee : https://lnkd.in/dvB3mUXZ #yac #yacademy

?? At SMAY, Innovation Meets Tradition in Design!??? ?? At #SMAY, our design concepts are grounded not just in European Standards and decades of technical expertise but are propelled by cutting-edge scientific research. We've dedicated years to studying real-world applications to bring you the most reliable and innovative design solutions. ?? Case Studies: 60m High Building Our extensive research on a real 60m high building has helped us refine our design strategies to enhance safety and efficiency. 90m High Building and the Stack Effect A two-year study on the stack effect in a 90m high building has deepened our understanding of environmental impacts on high-rise structures. Dr. Iza Tekielak's Groundbreaking Research The head of our R&D, Dr. Iza Tekielak, has revolutionized our approach with her PhD research on airflow resistance in various types of staircases. Thanks to Dr. Tekielak’s Izabela Tekielak Ska?ka, we have developed tools that allow us to accurately predict pressure distribution in staircases, considering dimensions, airtightness, external temperatures, and vent placements. ?? Listen to Radek Sikorski to learn more.

Join on 9th May to learn more about 'Design reform - focus on the shapes' movement' with Collegio Italiano dei Consulenti in Proprietà Industriale and speakers Paola Gelato and Stefano Vergano from JACOBACCI & PARTNERS S.p.A. More details below! #designreform #intellectualproperty #webinar #IPattorneys

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Did you know that town planning and architecture were once Olympic events? Read on: https://lnkd.in/eJYuF8t5 #townplanning #architecture #design

Join us at DAC on MAY 8th to celebrate the opening of our latest exhibition - reIMAGINE: Creating New Uses for Old Buildings Register today: https://buff.ly/49V5rqM This exhibition presents 19 buildings in the Washington, DC, area that architects have recently reimagined, bringing new life to structures that might otherwise have been doomed to disuse, decay, and ultimately the wrecking ball. Any building that survives long enough is likely to undergo regular maintenance, occasional restoration, or possibly comprehensive renovation. Even so, some buildings inevitably become obsolete due to changes in business practices, technology, demographics, or other factors. Fortunately, many structures facing obsolescence can be converted to purposes other than the ones for which they were designed—a process known as adaptive reuse. Essentially a form of recycling at a large scale, adaptive reuse offers numerous potential advantages over new construction, including environmental, economic, and social benefits. We welcome your presence at this opening and invite you to navigate through all 19 projects featured, and learn more about the benefits of adaptive reuse. Drinks and light hors d’oeuvres will be served.

After Auto by Post Rock (Meredith Miller, Thom Moran, Chris Humphrey) is part of a group exhibition, Material Acts: Experimentation in Architecture Design, on view at Craft Contemporary in Los Angeles until January 5, 2025. ?The exhibition examines how contemporary design practices mobilize, confound, and generate natures, whether through simulating mechanics or growing biological matter.? ? Creating an exterior cladding panel made from automotive plastic waste, After Auto is part of Post Rock's ongoing material investigation into repurposing waste polymers as building materials.? ? ? Image courtesy of Post Rock, Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning, University of Michigan. https://lnkd.in/g4rQ_9tg

When a historic museum moved to a new home, sustainability and reliability were their top priorities ?? The project required a heating system with exceptional heat-loss properties, no joints to avoid leaks and guaranteed long-term performance under a concrete floor. RAUTHERMEX PLUS was the perfect fit - offering thicker insulation, superior efficiency and easy installation with bendable pipework,. This joint effort with Mibec successfully balanced heritage preservation with modern sustainability and is a great example of innovation in action ?? https://lnkd.in/eHK43sAx #CaseStudy #HeritageBuilding #EfficientHeating

Hey! That's me! If you're here at the Expo... come say hi! Let's talk about post-construction debris in air ducts. Something I learned today is that many architects assume this is specified by their contractors. It's not. They typically aren't going to specify HVAC System Inspection and Cleaning on your projects unless you direct them to do so. Let me give you the tools you need to easily make that happen. Protect your investment - mitigate risk. Insist on HVAC System Inspection and Cleaning.