The Design, Construction, and Cost of the Burj Khalifa, Dubai
The Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, is an architectural marvel with impressive engineering, design, and construction details, completed at a cost of approximately $1.5 billion.
The Construction and Significance of the Iconic Tower Bridge in London
The Tower Bridge in London is an iconic landmark that showcases the city's rich history, architectural innovation, and engineering prowess.
High-Resolution Window Dataset and Procedural Model for Architectural Analysis
The authors present WinSyn, a high-resolution dataset of 75,739 real-world window images and a procedural model for generating diverse synthetic window data. They use semantic segmentation as a benchmark to evaluate the quality of the procedural model and identify key factors that influence its fidelity in replicating real-world scenarios.
Research Challenges for Adaptive Architecture: Empowering Occupants of Multi-Occupancy Buildings
Empowering occupants through adaptive architecture research challenges.
The Adaptive Workplace: Orchestrating Architectural Services for Individual Wellbeing
Architectural services should adapt to individual occupants' needs for improved wellbeing.
Remembering Landscape Architect Claude Cormier
Claude Cormier's legacy is celebrated through heartfelt tributes from colleagues and friends, highlighting his innovative and impactful contributions to public spaces.
Claude Cormier, Landscape Architect Known for Rainbow Balls in Montreal's Village, Passes Away at 63
Claude Cormier's legacy as a landscape architect was characterized by joyful and enduring designs that transformed public spaces across North America.
Celebrated Landscape Architect Claude Cormier Dies at 63
Claude Cormier was a visionary landscape architect known for creating enduring and joyful public spaces that blended audacity, sincerity, and creativity.
The Christo and Jeanne-Claude Center in Gabrovo: Transforming a Textile School into a Cultural Hub
The author argues that the Christo and Jeanne-Claude Center in Gabrovo is an ongoing process of transforming a former textile school into a vibrant cultural hub, integrating various disciplines and community needs through adaptive reuse.
Claude Cormier, Canadian Landscape Architect Known for Innovative Public Spaces, Passes Away at 63
Claude Cormier was a visionary landscape architect who blended audacity and creativity to design enduring public spaces that brought joy and laughter to all. His approach combined artistic flair with strategic thinking to win over even the most conservative bureaucracies.
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