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May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
Window Treatments may not be the first consideration of a renovation or new construction project. However, once the project is complete, they can be one of the most impactful elements for those who occupy the space.
Housing for People and Climate - In the face of the twin pressures of population growth and the intensifying climate crisis, traditional approaches to urban housing are no longer adequate. Offering fresh solutions, this Record on the Road will explore multiunit projects at various scales that address affordability, constructability, and sustainability.
Architectural Record brings together key figures who are generating a range of creative solutions for the built environment today and into the future. From small scale interventions to large development, the projects presented at the conference will highlight how shifting values, emerging technologies and new concepts are driving the future of architecture.
Architectural Record presents the 6th Annual Women in Architecture Awards program to recognize and promote women’s design leadership. Join us for an afternoon program in Midtown Manhattan followed by a reception honoring this year's award winners.
May qualify for learning hours through most Canadian architectural associations
This course will review the issues surrounding expansion joints and fire safety. It will then go on to explore the three common types of fire barrier expansion joint systems and the suitability of each for different conditions. Specifically, compression systems, fire rated foams, and fire blankets will be looked at. Architects will discuss the practical design and construction aspects of working these into buildings and review examples.
