|
LEEDing Off
By
Andrew Cohen,
March 2010
What was the first building to achieve LEED certification? Who cares?
|
|
South Carolina’s new Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Center and a new arena for Wichita, Kan.
By
Nicholas Brown,
March 2010
A roundup of groundbreakings and grand openings.
|
|
Field of Vision
By
Andrew Cohen,
March 2010
A floor rail offers a visual and tactile reminder of a low-ceiling in the Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Center.
|
|
Post-Games
By
Nicholas Brown,
January 2010
Operators of Vancouver's 2010's premier venues prepare to balance Olympic legacy with economic sustainability.
|
|
New facilities at the University of North Texas, Western Oregon University and The Putney School
By
Nicholas Brown,
January 2010
A roundup of groundbreakings and grand openings.
|
|
New facilities at Columbus State University, the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse and more.
By
Nicholas Brown,
December 2009
A roundup of groundbreakings and grand openings.
|
|
Let There Be Light
By
Andrew Cohen,
October 2009
An illuminated walkway keeps a college rec center's atrium shining after dark.
|
|
The Breeze Way
By
Michael Popke,
July 2009
Manhattan's Chelsea Piers sports and entertainment complex becomes New York City’s largest commercial consumer of 100 percent wind power.
|
|
Sustained Applause
By
Andrew Cohen,
July 2009
The good intentions of architects and clients have gotten even better, but sports and recreation facilities remain a challenge for proponents of sustainable design.
|
|
Design Details: Solar System
By
Andrew Cohen,
July 2009
A Trombe wall at the Rapid City (S.D.) Community Center South forms a large solar thermal collector.
|
