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✒️✏️ A great architect, like a poet, is a keen observer. They absorb their times, and their eras, and create great works of art that outlive entire generations. Cheers to all the great architects out there transforming our skylines. 🏢🏫🏬 #Arth #ArthSolutions #AECIndustry #Collaboration #ProjectEfficiency #BuildingTheFuture #ConstructionTech #ConstructionLeaders

Crafting a new electronic masterpiece? Remember, the true enchantment is nestled in the journey, not merely the destination. 🛠️ Embrace this nugget of wisdom: each dawn ushers in a fresh chance to reinvent oneself. Trust in your capacity for evolution. Let's march into today with the poise of seasoned architects! 💪 #MotivationMagic #GrowEveryDay

“Like the Amber Book ARE course, the Amber Book CSE reviews the most essential concepts to help you prepare for the CSE. The information you will learn will help you pass the CSE and also be valuable in your everyday practice of architecture in California!” - California Licensed Architect The reviews are in. Amber Book’s CSE Prep course is already helping architects get licensed in California. If you have about 3 weeks to study this summer, you can study for your CSE this summer. What are you waiting for?

Want to know the hidden superpower your firm already has? The young aspiring architects sitting out there in your office. This #WorldArchitectureDay, learn how getting an architecture license early accelerates the careers of young professionals while adding measurable value to their firms, and what firms can do to support these aspiring architects: https://bit.ly/3Yfnhm7

Thinking about your summer plans yet? Why not get licensed? There's no need to put it off until "later." Make this the year you become a licensed architect. Intrigued? 📺 Watch our latest free resource: How to Get Your Architecture License Early 📺 We talked with three young professionals about their experiences get licensed early in their careers. Hear how they did it and how it’s advanced their careers (and how you can do it, too). https://bit.ly/4as5sUk

Interesting Reno and expansion of 1960 era greenhouse at U.C.R campus that keeps the existing embodied carbon concrete structure while addressing sustainability needs of the university campus while enhancing students learning environment. Way to go Perkins&Will!

From the grandest highways to the accessible tunnels, every architectural feat begins with a vision and a blueprint. Today, we celebrate the creators behind these masterpieces that shape our cities, lives, and experiences. Here’s to the architects designing the future, one line at a time! 🌉 #ModernArchInfra | #WorldArchitectureDay | #DesigningTheFuture

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

Collective Intelligence 2024 was a great place to learn more about living systems and how they exhibit collective intelligence. Since the largest example of human collective intelligence is cities, a new avenue of thinking opens to architects. The following PDF contains Joe Lambke's Keynote presentation, Boston, June 28th, 2024 .

We are glad to announce that we just published our latest issue titled 'Relevance 2' (https://lnkd.in/eAka_Wj). Curated by Prof. Maria Voyatzaki Vogiatzaki and Dr. Valerio Perna, the essays of this volume constitute the second lot selected from the conference which took place in July 2023. They illustrate the diverse and multifaceted nature of contemporary architectural research, reflecting its engagement with technological advancements, sustainable practices, the integration of history in design thinking, and ethical considerations. The contributions illustrate the diverse and evolving nature of contemporary architectural research. Key themes such as technological innovation, sustainability, ethical design, historical continuity, and economic efficiency are reshaping how architects approach the design and development of the built environment. Thanks to our authors: dilara yaratgan, Carlo Vannini, Júlia Beltran Borràs, David Pérez Royo, Alicia Llorca Ponce, Fernando García-Martínez, Maria Piqueras Blasco, Ivan Cabrera i Fausto.