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Curious about what makes an environment "responsive"? This interdisciplinary manifesto dives deep into the intersection of design, technology, and human experience. Authored by leading experts and professionals Allen Sayegh, Stefano Andreani and Matteo Kalchschmidt, Responsive Environments explores speculative urban visions and innovative design projects across different contexts and scales—from interactive artifacts to augmented cities. Drawing on years of research at the REAL Lab at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and featuring work by INVIVIA and other trailblazing practices, this book reveals the experiential layers of our tech-mediated relationship with space. A must-read for those interested in architecture, urbanism, design, and art! Make sure to grab your copy today at https://lnkd.in/d_uvzGpR. This book is also available in e-version.

How can architects and their clients navigate the tradeoffs between embodied and operational carbon when designing building façades? That’s the question posed by “The Carbon Sweet Spot,” a new research report produced by the Urban Land Institute and researchers from the University of Washington, with support from KPF. Explore their findings in the full report here: https://bit.ly/3wDJ7V4

The Impact Of Architectural Signage On St. Louis MO’s Business Landscape https://lnkd.in/eMAcWi4a At Horizon Sign Company, we understand the significance of architectural signage in St. Louis' business landscape and the transformative effect it has on the urban experience. Read on to know more. #ArchitecturalSignage #StLouisMO #BusinessLandscape

Thanks North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority for the blog post - an excellent summary of my remarks!

Two ADUs designed by PARAVANT Architects and built to Passive House standards exemplify how evolving policies, and tastes, are reshaping the urban landscape of Los Angeles. Learn more 👉 https://ow.ly/Hiug50QqsYC

What does the shape of a city reveal about space and urban community? How does the urban landscape transmit hidden meanings? This seminar will explore the urban design of Jerusalem as a shared space: a sacred site and a national emblem for Jews, Christians, and Muslims. It will rely on the reciprocal relationship between society and space, i.e., how different cultures produce different urban settings. to ask how a city reflects its living societies and examine the tools and tactics different societies employ to shape their living spaces through urban design, architecture, and urban planning. Learn more about this course and the rest of our offerings for fall semester here: https://buff.ly/4cUAiFZ

Each academic year brings about changes in higher education, and innovative, science-based design features play a crucial role in enhancing the learning environment for college students. Understanding these higher education design trends is vital for architects who are creating the educational spaces that foster collaboration, creativity, and well-being. In our newest blog, Dean Dalvit breaks down the trends he’s seeing in the space, from biophilic design to sustainable and healthy buildings. Head here to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gicJfnmV

Check out this article on the Binghamton Fire Department! The station, with firematic design by Wendel’s Mitchell Associates Architects, features a health-focused design. Read more below!

Check out this article on the Binghamton Fire Department! The station, with firematic design by Wendel’s Mitchell Associates Architects, features a health-focused design. Read more below!

Transform your space with a purpose! Explore how restorative justice principles can reshape architectural design by Gensler. Learn how this approach not only enhances spaces but also fosters community and healing. 🌿 🔗 Read more and share your thoughts on this innovative integration: https://lnkd.in/eCvBwN5R #DesignInnovation #RestorativeJustice #LabDesignNews