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What's it like working with a team to produce Let's Build #architecture events all year? From graphics, social media, and copy to speakers, venues, food & drink, sponsors, and more, it’s a whirlwind! Lockdown got us comfy working solo even with a remote team (in the background kind-of), but now we're still itching for face-to-face, in-person human interactions. Since it ended, we still crave in-person human interactions and connections. For most of us, the shift back to the office shows it, and is (still) teaching us how to juggle being in-person and working with a remote team online/ others working-from-home. It's like we forgot how to socialize, but now we're relearning! Being in a team of 10, 15, 20? It’s no walk in the park—dealing with different personalities and work styles can be tough. Collaborating with our team (some in-person and remote) is interesting. But, we thrive on it, producing top-notch events every year. This year is no different; we’re back at London Festival of Architecture AGAIN! Join us on Thursday, June 6th, at tp bennett for “Climate Change: Reimagine Our City.” Grab your tickets now- https://lnkd.in/eJm5nthD #events #eventsmanagement #lfa #LFA #LondonFestivalofArchitecture #architects #architecture #marketing #marketer #marketingexecutive #seniormarketingexecutive #marketingmanager #london

With sciences R&D developments increasingly migrating to amenitized urban areas, more and more opportunities for architectural innovation are being uncovered. In this blog, my colleagues Brent Van Gunten and Keith Nielsen share how two key Gensler projects in Berkeley and Seattle are prime examples of this innovation, and what they could signal for science buildings of the future. https://ow.ly/ktOS30sz9Ww

With sciences R&D developments increasingly migrating to amenitized urban areas, more and more opportunities for architectural innovation are being uncovered. In this blog, my colleagues Brent Van Gunten and Keith Nielsen share how two key Gensler projects in Berkeley and Seattle are prime examples of this innovation, and what they could signal for science buildings of the future. https://ow.ly/Nalg30sz9Gb

The symposium “Hybrid Urban Factory: Creating the Industrial Community of the Future,” that I convened at the Yale School of Architecture on November 9-10 is available on our Youtube channel: https://lnkd.in/dcMKCDjx The participants from New York, New Haven, Hartford, Brussels, and Milan, included a keynote by Nona Yehia of Vertical Harvest Farms, and speakers Bram Aerts, Kristiaan Borret, Reginald Canal, Brian Coleman, Giovanna Fossa, Abby Hamlin, Andrei Harwell, Rob Lane, Dieter Leyssen, Charles Negaro, Susan Wiviott, Laura Wolf-Powers, and ward verbakel. They presented concepts and described collaborative projects that go beyond siloed professions in urban manufacturing and instead create hybrid combinations where 1+1 =3 for people of all abilities.  Many thanks to Dean Deborah Berke for her support of this conference and to the staff at the school for the coordination. And watch for an article on the symposium in the current issue of Yale’s Constructs. #yaleschoolofarchitecture  #verticalurbanfactory  #hybridurbanfactory  #hybridfactory  #urbanmanufacturing #factories  #mixeduse #industrialcities #productivecities  #brooklynnavyyard  #wqclt  #milanmanufacturing  #circulareconomy  #verticalfarms  #communitymanufacturing

Inspired by a conversation with our Director of Building Science, Marcy Krahe Tyler, check out this Green Building and Design article with 7 tactics to improve building envelope connectivity. https://lnkd.in/eWbmDc7b

New Blog Alert! Our latest piece dives deep into the essence of smart cities, showcasing how technology and human-centric design intertwine to redefine our urban experience.

This summer, our CEO had the privilege of attending the 26th Annual Building Science Symposium in Westford, MA. This is a pivotal event for those dedicated to advancing sustainable building practices. The conference covered a wide array of critical topics, from the implications of mold litigation and facade failure to the integration of AI in building performance analysis, as well as the latest developments in PHIUS strategies and Deep Energy Retrofits. One standout presentation came from @JulieKlump, who shared insights on implementing Deep Energy Retrofits to improve building efficiency in the low-income housing sector, an increasingly important focus as we aim to reduce operational carbon in existing buildings. Learning alongside industry leaders like Marc Rosenbaum, Kent Browning, Foster Lyons, and Steve Baczek, it became clear that the lessons we've gained over the last few decades must now guide the future of building science. "My biggest takeaway from the symposium is that as professionals, we bear the responsibility of not only implementing best practices but also actively educating the broader industry. The future of sustainable building relies on our collective knowledge, collaboration, and commitment to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible." -Dust “We will succeed as a team or we will fail as individuals.” -Al Pacino Now more than ever, it’s time to share the expertise we’ve cultivated and guide the industry toward a more sustainable future.

Discover the innovative features of EcoWorx Resilient highlighted by Metropolis in this article! Shaw Contract is setting new standards, emphasizing performance, design and sustainability. Read more in Metropolis' article.

Discover the innovative features of EcoWorx Resilient highlighted by Metropolis in this article! Shaw Contract is setting new standards, emphasizing performance, design and sustainability. Read more in Metropolis' article.

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