Covid-19

How is Monkeypox Behaving in the Built Environment?

Virus transmission depends on interactions between surfaces and environmental factors, Blaine Brownell finds in initial research, a design concern that invites a closer collaboration between architects, designers, and mechanical engineers to mitigate the spread of disease.

Paradigm, Interrupted

When Modernism Was Zippy

The Flip-Itecture Manifesto

The Acceleration of Building Sensors Networks

What Will be the New Normal in Architecture?

Products and Tech to Watch in 2022

Plastic Shields Won’t Save Us

Shepley Bulfinch Past and Present CEOs Discuss Design Leadership in Challenging Times

CMG Surveys AEC Employers and Employees on Remote and Hybrid Work

The Architecture of Social Media

Shirley Blumberg: Driven by Disease

AIA and Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Release Report on Pandemic’s Impact on Business

Changing the Game for Office and Retail

WHO Issues New COVID-19 Recommendations Following Petitions from AEC Professionals

Feeling the Squeeze

Post-Vaccine Cultural and Public Architecture

Post-Vaccine Health Care Design

Post-Vaccine K-12 Education and School Design

The Pandemic Package Boom Will Change Design