Transform Your Building with S-Wall – The Next Level in Retrofit Solutions

Posted by NYPH , October 30, 2024 - Construction, Industry News, Member News, Sponsor

Elevate Your Retrofit Projects with the S-Wall System At Dextall, we are proud to introduce the S-Wall system, a cutting-edge alternative to EIFS that is revolutionizing the retrofit and construction industry. If you’re seeking a retrofit solution that is cost-effective, fast to install, and designed for sustainability, S-Wall is the system you’ve been waiting for. Why S-Wall Stands Above EIFS? While EIFS has been a go-to for many, S-Wall offers…

Whether it’s flat roofs, façades, or general building insulation, ROCKWOOL is committed to ensuring durability in the built environment.

Posted by Rockwool , October 27, 2024 - Envelope, Industry News

For example, re-insulation involves upgrading existing insulation to meet higher energy standards without tearing down and rebuilding. This approach not only saves costs but also extends the lifespan of our buildings. ✅ What’s more, ROCKWOOL® insulation can last at least 65 years without losing any thermal or mechanical performance (FIW Munchen, Durability Project Mineral Wool, 2023). That’s durability! Interested in circularity? Leave a thumbs up and stay tuned to our…

C+GA’s Director of Sustainability Crystal Ng spent the past year as a Rewire Fellow in the Urban Design Forum’s Green Homes working group!

Posted by Curtis + Ginsberg Architects , October 26, 2024 - Construction, Industry News

The result: Five Visions for Building Climate Positive Neighborhoods, a publication that compiles research, case studies, policy recommendations, and pilot ideas from 48 civic leaders, offering a blueprint to transform NYC’s built environment into an engine for climate action. The Green Homes team—a dedicated group of planners, advocates, architects, and engineers—devoted their time to understanding the barriers to decarbonizing small-scale housing stock and developing innovative ideas to accelerate decarbonization efforts,…

We’re proud to share that three MAers—Danielle Sanchick, Phoebe Quirk, and Aparna Ramanathan—recently attended the AIA 2024 Women’s Leadership Summit in Chicago!

Posted by Morris Adjmi Architects , October 26, 2024 - General Interest - Science & Lifestyle

We're proud to share that three MAers—Danielle Sanchick, Phoebe Quirk, and Aparna Ramanathan—recently attended The American Institute of Architects (AIA) 2024 Women's Leadership Summit in Chicago! They returned inspired by the powerful conversations and innovative ideas surrounding the future of architecture and leadership. At MA, we believe in empowering women to lead the charge in shaping our built environment. Learn More

BKSK is hiring!

Posted by BKSK ARCHITECTS LLP , October 25, 2024 - Industry News

BKSK is hiring! We seek inspired professionals who are eager to contribute to and borrow from the firm's robust exchange of ideas and knowledge. We are looking for an Architectural Designer and Interior Architect to join the team. Check out our careers page to apply now! Learn More

Showcase Your Passive House Projects at the 10th Green Solution Awards!

Posted by Passive House Institute , October 22, 2024 - General Interest - Science & Lifestyle, Member News

Submissions are now open! This international competition invites entries for sustainable buildings, districts, and infrastructures, highlighting our collective expertise in combating Climate Change. We encourage our community to submit their Passive House projects. Early candidates will receive special visibility, so don’t miss this opportunity to showcase the benefits of passive construction! Learn More

The annual C+GA orange carving event was a big success, with 18 entries. The results are in!

Posted by Curtis + Ginsberg Architects , October 22, 2024 - General Interest - Science & Lifestyle, Industry News

Each October, our staff pits their X-Acto knife skills against one another, in an effort to be crowned the office champion of orange carving. This year’s winner, Ryan M. Esparza AIA, CPHC®, perfected a classic bat design. Our runner up, Seo Choi, sculpted the iconic pygmy hippo Moo Deng, and in third place, Aleiya Als carved Hello Kitty, complete with a bow. Learn More

Core is what we do best at ROCKWOOL Core Solutions.

Posted by Rockwool , October 21, 2024 - Construction, Industry News

Core is what we do best at ROCKWOOL Core Solutions. We understand that CoreStrengths are essential for stability and performance. That's why we focus on hitting at the core with our StoneWool cores for sandwich panels. Stone wool insulation provides the foundation for building projects, ensuring Durability, Efficiency, and Thermal performance from the core outwards. While stone wool addresses fire safety and contributes to Sustainable building practices, it also offers…

New photos of 50 Ninth Avenue

Posted by BKSK ARCHITECTS LLP , October 18, 2024 - Architects, Industry News

New photos of 50 Ninth Avenue are live on our website. Taken by Christopher Payne/Esto, they start to capture the beautifully restored exterior of the historic row houses. They show the new infill building that sits behind with a complementary terra cotta screen facade. They are joined to create a robust new commercial and retail building. Check out the final exterior photos and some interiors awaiting fit-outs! More to come

Excited to be part of OHNYwknd, happening October 18-20

Posted by Paul A. Castrucci Architects , October 17, 2024 - Events, Industry News

Excited to be part of OHNYwknd, happening October 18-20! This year, over 200 locations will open their doors, and we're thrilled to welcome the public to 702 Hancock on October 19. Our team at Paul A. Castrucci Architects is committed to precision and innovation, and 702 Hancock is no exception. We’ve designed this project to meet hashtag#PassiveHouse standards, creating a healthy, energy-efficient building that complements Bed Stuy’s historic charm while…

How can design help to prevent loneliness?

Posted by Magnusson Architecture and Planning, PC , October 16, 2024 - General Interest - Science & Lifestyle, Industry News

How can design help to prevent loneliness? MAP and Volunteers of America-Greater New York have been exploring this question at two recent buildings - East Clarke Place Senior Residence and the soon-to-open Andrews Avenue Senior Residence. Both affordable senior housing developments have a variety of gathering spaces providing different places to connect and foster community, which helps to reduce the chances of social isolation - a frequent challenge for seniors.…

Sendero Verde in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood.

Posted by Handel Architects LLP , October 15, 2024 - Architects, Industry News

Great shots from Albert Vecerka of the recently completed Sendero Verde in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood. The design prioritizes outdoor space, with community gardens and a beautifully landscaped courtyard, designed by AECOM. Designed for Jonathan Rose Companies, L+M Development Partners LLC and Acacia Network. Consultant Team: Steven Winter Associates, Cosentini Associates, DeSimone Consulting Engineering, AECOM, SOCOTEC USA, and many others. Congrats to the Handel project team of Blake…