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In honor of Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, we want to salute Career Point Staffing’s Founder and CEO, Robin McFadden. Opening the doors to CareerPoint in 2010, Robin had previously managed the back office and financial departments of one of the nation’s most successful staffing companies for architects and designers. She established CareerPoint as a certified women-owned
Navigating Office Perks: Insights for Small Architecture and Design Firms in NYC
In a recent article by the New York Post titled “NYC Landlords Luring Workers to Offices with Fancy Perks,” https://nypost.com/2024/03/20/real-estate/nyc-landlords-luring-workers-to-offices-with-fancy-perks/ the spotlight shines on the enticing perks offered by landlords to attract employees back to the office amidst shifting work dynamics. While these perks may seem appealing for large corporations, the landscape for small businesses,
From Past to Present: Transforming Fallingwater with Sustainable Innovations
This article marks the second in my series that explores renowned historical buildings, speculating on integrating contemporary sustainable materials and energy-efficient measures not initially available during their construction to achieve Platinum LEED Certification. In this installment, we gaze on Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Fallingwater, erected in 1935. David. Introduction Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater is a
Reimagining Legacy: Philip Johnson’s Glass House Achieves LEED Platinum Excellence
Introduction Philip Johnson’s Glass House is a timeless architectural masterpiece renowned for its minimalist elegance and groundbreaking design. Constructed in 1949, this iconic structure was ahead of its time, yet sustainability and energy efficiency were not focal points in the mid-20th century. In this blog post, we’ll explore modern sustainable materials and energy-efficient measures that
AIA: State and Local Policy Agenda
Architects must have a seat at the table when important civic decisions are made and must play a vital role in crafting public policy solutions that address the most prominent issues facing states and cities. By advocating solutions within the built environment to address issues like school safety, climate change, and affordable housing, architects are
“Biophilic Design: Enhancing Architecture Through Nature-Inspired Elements”?
Biophilic design is a fascinating and increasingly influential approach in architecture and interior design that seeks to incorporate natural elements and patterns into built environments. It emphasizes the connection between humans and nature, aiming to improve well-being, creativity, and productivity. Your blog could delve into various aspects of biophilic design, such as: 1. Principles of
Growth Opportunities in Architecture
Architecture offers promising growth opportunities for those who continuously learn and develop their skills. There are several paths for career advancement within the architecture profession, including: Overall, the architecture profession can provide numerous opportunities for growth and advancement. Still, it requires a commitment to continuous learning and staying up-to-date with new technologies and trends in
Women’s History Month – Architects
Since 1995, presidents have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as “Women’s History Month.” What positive impact have women architects had on the built environment? Women architects have made significant contributions to the built environment, which have positively impacted society. Here are some examples: Designing Spaces for People of All
Business and Entrepreneurship in Architecture
Architects are known for their creative and artistic abilities in designing beautiful and functional buildings, but they are also increasingly interested in the business and entrepreneurship aspects of their profession. As the architecture industry becomes more competitive and technology-driven, architects must develop a range of skills beyond design to succeed in the business world. Architects