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The historic 1899 Fayette County Courthouse was once the shining jewel of Lexington, Kentucky. Over time, a new central elevator shaft and heating and air conditioning equipment obscured views of its ...
Audi’s unified design standard is helping dealerships embody the style of Audi vehicles, resulting in buildings that are as identifiable as the cars they hold inside. For Fred Lavery, owner of an Audi...
With proper specification, design teams can use the strength and versatility of steel to create curtain walls that soar higher, hold larger glass lites, meet challenging angles and minimize the visual...
Today's fire-rated glazing products must meet improved multifunctionality. Understand fire-rated glass and framing basics, familiarize yourself with best practices, constantly evolving building codes ...
New fire-rated glazing products allow great interior design to blend with transparency and fire-resistance ratings. Learn more in this guide to architectural interiors with fire-rated glass....
In the heart of Brooklyn's cultural district rises the new, 32-story Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) South tower. Designed by Ten Arquitectos’ Enrique Norten with executive architect Ismael Leyva, the...
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