Remembering the Legacy of Art Gensler
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M. Arthur Gensler Jr., the founder of the global architecture and design firm that carries his name, has passed away at the age of 85. The news comes at the conclusion of an 18-month battle with lung disease. The architect found...
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PROJECTS 5/6/2021Minim Semi-D by MJMDA Architects
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BIMSMITH 4/30/2021New Virtual CEU Session: Polymer Trims and Mouldings Deliver on Style, Beauty, and Durability
Polymer Trims and Mouldings Deliver on Style, Beauty, and Durability – Presented By AZEK Presented by AZEK – May 12, 2021 – 1:00pm ET/12:00pm CT– AIA 1 LU DESCRIPTION Exterior building products should be easy to work with and o...
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ARCHITECTURE 4/20/2021Five Asian American Architects and Their Influence on Architectural Practice
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