Tag: timber

Two-floor, quick-service restaurant flagship in the city of Zhuhai in China’s Guangdong province offers a calm, engaging café and an elegant retreat for diners in a bustling neighborhood SYDNEY — The internationally renowned...

BESIX Nederland is participating in the HIVIBE consortium, a research initiative to better understand and predict the vibration behavior of high-rise buildings in the...

By Luke Carothers It is no surprise that there is a massive push in the AEC industry to build more sustainable projects.  To facilitate this...

By Carol Massay The Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) recently warned that the current approach to delivering complex infrastructure projects is at risk of becoming...

Norm Mason and the story behind the invention of the jack-up floating floor What do you do with an elephant in the room? When most...

By Holly Lennihan, RA, LEED AP and Thomas Corrado, LEED AP It’s no secret that buildings are a major contributor to carbon dioxide emissions. For...

McCaffery, Ivanhoé Cambridge and Hines celebrated the groundbreaking of T3 RiNo, which is being developed into a six-story, 240,000-square-foot T3 (Timber, Transit and Technology)...

What is it and When Does it Make Sense? By Augustus “Gus” Raymond Entering the 19th century, the 482’ Strasbourg Cathedral was the tallest structure in...

A new peer-reviewed study conducted by the International Institute for Sustainable Development that examines Life-cycle Assessments (LCA) finds that current LCAs have limits that may misdirect efforts to reduce greenhouse gases (GHGs) from the built environment .