The pandemic presented higher education with unprecedented challenges. After years of remote learning, universities are looking to re-engage students and rebuild campus culture.
Neurodiversity is an umbrella term to describe the range of differences in brain functions. It asserts that there is no one type of brain and that everyone has different ways of learning, communicating, and processing information.
Energy performance is one of the most important aspects of a building project. Heating and cooling costs are some of the largest expenses of building ownership, so the decisions you make during the design process can have a long-term impact on your bottom line.
The built environment is a key determinant of human health. On average, we spend 90% of our time indoors, and factors like indoor air quality, lighting, and the chemical content of building materials can impact our mental and physical well-being.
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Women’s Leadership Summit (WLS) is an annual conference that celebrates and empowers women in the profession.
Water management is central to addressing the effects of climate change. Rising temperatures mean water evaporates in higher amounts, leading to heavier rainfall in shorter windows of time. When more rain falls than vegetation and soils can absorb, the risk of flooding increases.
As we celebrate this holiday season, we are grateful for the support of our clients and partners and have made a donation to Habitat for Humanity of Iowa on their behalf.
Greenbuild is the largest annual event for green building professionals worldwide. It offers the opportunity for designers, building managers, contractors, and community organizers to come together and learn solutions for improving sustainability in the built environment.
