A proposed federal rule would remove professional status from architecture degrees, limiting student loans and raising access concerns.
Tag: education
“Well-designed, dynamic learning environments empower students, support well-being, and are foundational for them to thrive in a rapidly changing world. We need federal leadership and sustained funding to ensure that all students, in every...
A custom sunshade system with a copper finish, an eye-catching curtain wall system, and entrance doors offer visual interest to the exterior of this educational hub.
On January 15, this three-year waiting period will be retired, enabling architects of all backgrounds to pursue certification immediately after licensure.
Moss-green aluminum column covers by Moz Designs bring playful color, texture, and durability to Plymouth Public Library’s learning spaces.
Free Camp Builds Up Girls’ Construction Skills
(07/22/2025)
ATAS International supports hands-on construction camp for girls, helping teach trade skills and build confidence through metal panel installation and real-world experience.
This Month’s Features
Case Engineering: Strength, Steel, and Structural Appeal
Working with a diverse range of industries, Case Engineering encounters opportunities to use innovative metal solutions.
Material Expression, Fabrication Intelligence, and System Flexibility in Metal Facades
For architects exploring metal as a primary facade material, these projects underscore the value of early manufacturer collaboration in preserving design intent while navigating...
In Plane’s Sight
Sporting both a striking layout and distinct coatings used for the metals, the design makes a substantial visual impact.
LEED v5 and Embodied Carbon: What Metal Specs Must Address
LEED v5 prioritizes embodied carbon, requiring architects to rethink how steel and aluminum are specified, documented, and assessed across the building lifecycle.