Articles tagged "Sponsored"

The Traceless™ Laminate line of surfaces solves an everyday problem with style and panache.

These mega trends of the workspace economy form design inspirations for forward-thinking industries.

HOK meets AIA 2030 Challenge goals with help from Autodesk’s energy analysis feature within Revit.

Sophisticated but never predictable, Troy Lighting is famed for its one-of-a-kind pendants and chand eliers forged by hand for more than half a century.

The New York-based studio harnesses the power of HP's Z2 Mini Workstation to create its stand-out st ructures.

Philips Lighting is improving energy efficiency while creating comfortable environments.

Performance and aesthetics don’t necessarily need to be mutually exclusive. That’s especially true f or new developments in 21st-century glass, as Guardian Industries Corp. demonstrated at last month’s AIA (American Institute of Architects) convention in Philadelphia. “Energy performance requirements in building design often force architects and designers to measure glass performance against its aesthetics,” says Chris…

Koreatown in Los Angeles offers a lot more than most traditional ethnic enclaves: it’s one of the bi ggest, densest, and most diverse areas in a city often criticized for sprawl and segregation. Challenging this popular conception of L.A., high rises and eclectic businesses line Koreatown’s walkable main corridors. Meanwhile, historic Art Deco apartments pack side…

Marble, granite, and concrete are age-old mainstays of solid architectural construction, from the Ta j Mahal to the Parthenon to timeless kitchen countertops. With time, however, comes better technology, and with that, modern material alternatives. Caesarstone quartz surfaces match the durability of marble, granite, and concrete, but excel in their resilience against stains, scratches, and cracks,…