Monthly Archives: September 2023
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
Critiquing The Line: Unraveling the Mathematical Debate Behind Saudi Arabia’s Unique Megaproject
An article published yesterday in Popular Mechanics titled, Saudi Arabia Is Building an Entire City in a Straight Line. It Makes Zero Sense, subtitled, Basic math says the city should actually be The Circle, not The Line written by Darren Orf makes an interesting mathematical argument but urban planning is so much more – closer
REFER A FRIEND
JOIN OUR TALENT NETWORK
NEW JOB ALERTS
