Last week, we started a new and exciting tradition in LUC’s #Manchester office – our first 'Design Show and Tell' session. ☕ Staff gathered with a brew and biscuits and Tom Jonson, our Director of Landscape Architecture, kicked things off by sharing insights from one of our recent projects, a #Masterplan in Ireland. Tom walked us through the project brief, the challenges we faced, and the final result. It was a great way to see the whole process and appreciate all the hard work that went into it. 🗣️ The idea behind 'Design Show and Tell' is to keep things relaxed and informal. We want everyone to share our passion for #LandscapeDesign. It’s all about connecting and inspiring each other. 🏡 Read more about our multi-disciplinary approach to climate-positive #UrbanDesign and #Placemaking and some of our projects with #impact here: https://ow.ly/5Ve950SS3n7
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Curious about community-driven design? 💡 Interested in engagement methods that empower all stakeholders? 🤝 Wonder why I never stop effusing about how much I love my job? 🤷♀️ Check out the latest blog from Margaret Skrmetti and I below!
Community-first design helps us to creative authentic, inclusive spaces for residents across the globe. Join us in conversation with Gensler's Amanda Stone and Margaret Skrmetti as they share how design collaboration with communities can change our cities for the better. https://lnkd.in/grtN4BFV #CommunityDesign #CommunityBased #LocalDesign
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Be sure you check out this most recent post on our website to learn how we do it! In the meantime, here is a little snip of what you can expect: "Integrated design is our forte, seamlessly merging various disciplines into a cohesive whole. From intricate projects to grand-scale endeavors, we excel in crafting transformative spaces that leave a lasting impact on communities. Our philosophy of integrated design transcends conventional boundaries, fostering a unified approach throughout the project lifecycle..." Read more here: https://ow.ly/rNLg50SRxSU
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One story is never enough – is a statement that became a central theme of the 'Unlocking Potential' seminar held by the #IrishArchitectureFoundation earlier this week. Loughlin Kealy, Valerie Mulvin, Ruth O'Herlihy, Grainne Shaffrey, Steve Larkin, and Vicky Landy, the nominees of the #EUmiesAward, spoke about ways of listening to the buildings. So, when a moment comes for the owners to move on, they leave behind the stone and mortar - the body - and their stories embedded within it - it's soul. Our job is to make sensible use of them both. The projects presented at the seminar managed this masterfully by adding new composition layers, re-interpreting the form by accessing the past with imagination, and sometimes found the optimal solution by allowing time to pass. All this can only be achieved through rigour and hard work. And trying different things. During the adaptation, the need to transform the elements of the building into something they were not planned for – like a Part M-compliant staircase or a fire-protected compartment wall – can be highly complex. The problem is exacerbated due to solutions always being bespoke and non-transferable. There is room to improve here for the building regulations. So, we take great care of important buildings full of stories. But what about all the existing structures with less significant tales? Can we give them a new story by reinventing them now? An essential aspect of the renovation, beyond improving the energy efficiency of the building and the health and well-being of its occupants, is consistently adding value. This typically involves diversifying the use of space, creating more flexible and adaptable layouts, and expanding the footprint. However, it can also include finding a unique opportunity specific to the building. This financial game-changer, boosting returns on investment, could become a new story. At STW, we had the privilege to work with the stories and create them on many wonderful projects, such as MoLi - Museum of Literature Ireland, The Kiln Building, Carroll's Factory and Miesian Plaza. #stwarchitects #adaptivereuse
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Creating healthy, comfortable, low energy and low carbon homes for every day New Zealanders. Architectural Design with People and Planet in Mind
The way to get accurate design fees is to get clear on your project brief. Aspirations and budget are always at opposite ends of each other. And both inform the Consultation, consent and certification steps. When these are not working together, a project has uncertainty. Aspirations, budget, consultation, consent and certification processes working together form a clear robust brief. This gives the certainty needed for accuracy. Design Fees can reflect the work needed to do on your project and not just give you a base rate with lots of assumptions and exclusions. See how a Design Consultation works, Download the free Architectural Guide. Link in the Bio @smart_living_spaces #newhome #renovation #realestate #newzealand #healthyhomes
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Gensler’s Darrel Fullbright, AIA, LEED Green Associate, Duncan Lyons, and Kristopher Stuart explore the concept of "perpetual asset design" and its significance in today’s evolving market. This approach prioritizes flexibility and adaptability in our built environments, allowing spaces to meet changing needs over time. By focusing on longevity and user experience, we can create environments that truly serve communities, enhancing their quality of life. This shift not only supports sustainability but also fosters resilience in our cities. Check out how this design philosophy can impact the way we live and work.https://ow.ly/JjYw50TMSCs #PerpetualAssetDesign #SustainableDesign #BuiltEnvironment
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While mainstream architectural practices leverage existing building stock, Jenny Cook, Jack Tam, Daniel Lutze, and Pingting Li imagine much more radical approaches. As adaptive reuse solidifies its place as one of the world’s dominant forms of architectural intervention, designers are growing more creative with its execution, using it to create vibrant hubs of activity that integrate culture, community, sustainability, and a good deal of whimsy. https://lnkd.in/e83yv6B4
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💡 Holistic Healing in Healthcare Architecture 💡 How can architecture impact healing? At Chi'Livin, we are transforming healthcare spaces with our project, "The Healing Ark," built on the principles of holistic healing. This approach integrates the mind, body, and soul into the design, offering patients a truly healing environment. In our latest blog post, we dive deep into how nature, light, and design can accelerate recovery and improve well-being. Discover the full story behind "The Healing Ark" and learn how we are pushing the boundaries of healthcare design. 🔗 Click on the post to Read the blog now #HealthcareArchitecture #architecture #architecturemaroc #interiordesign #SustainableDesign #HealthcareInnovation
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Hi friends, I'm trying to be better about promoting my work here. If you get a chance check out the latest blog I wrote for Thoma-Holec Design. 👉🏻https://lnkd.in/gDzbNCPV If you are interested in commercial interior design, we have a lot more content that touches on various aspects of design specifically for senior living. Also, please like and follow the THD page for more updates and behind-the-scenes content. 😁 #contentmarketing #interiordesign
At Thoma-Holec Design, we believe that senior living communities should feel like home. Our latest blog dives into how we incorporate local culture, lifestyle, and architecture into our designs to create welcoming environments for residents and their families. 🌺🏡 Click the link below to read about the importance of local market research and how it influences our design choices. Read the full blog here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gzzeStiD #ThomaHolecDesign #SeniorLiving #InteriorDesign #LocalCulture #CommunityDesign #ReadOurBlog #MarketResearch
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Considering a design-build renovation but unsure if the all-inclusive approach adds up? We're here to clear up any misconceptions, from debunking “cutting corners” to the myth of hidden costs, limited design options, and beyond. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eBhqbHJg
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Are you available on Thursday, August 22 at 2 PM ET? Join @ROCKWOOL North America for an insightful webinar on achieving high-performance in commercial design using passive house principles. Attendees will gain insights from passive house design experts and leave the session with: ✅ An understanding of passive house design principles, including how to avoid thermal bridging, effective building massing, and strategies for mitigating solar heat gain ✅ Solutions for efficiency challenges specific to high-rise construction ✅ A comparative analysis of methodologies used in passive house projects, highlighting initial costs versus substantial long-term savings in operational efficiency and durability Plus, you’ll also earn 1 CEU credit. Don’t miss the ROCKonnect Masterclass Series, it’s an opportunity for top-tier learning and engagement with commercial industry leaders. #ROCKWOOL #ROCKonnect #PassiveHouse #HighPerformanceDesign #CommercialDesign #AECProfessionals #CEU #
Are you ready for the next learning event in the ROCKonnect series? We’re focusing on high-performance design with passive house principles. Passive house is increasingly the go-to strategy in the design world as energy codes and performance targets become even more demanding. Applying passive house standards to commercial-scale projects can feel daunting. But it’s definitely attainable. Especially when you draw on the real-life experience of AEC professionals who’ve done it successfully. We assembled a panel of experts for this latest ROCKonnect event, including those behind the world’s largest passive house office project to date – the Winthrop Center in Boston. We’ll also reveal the innovative techniques behind iconic passive house projects, including the largest passive house dormitory (University of Toronto) and residential building (Cornell Tech). Join us online for this elite learning experience on August 22 at 2 PM ET. Save your spot here: https://lnkd.in/gsKTS7SQ #ROCKonnectSeries #PassiveHouse #SustainableArchitecture #CommercialDesign #AECProfessionals #Architects #CEU
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