
As March rolled in, we were steamrolling toward Facades Week: LA! and our 3rd World Congress. We were excited; registrations and sponsorship were running far ahead of past events and we were expecting record-breaking participation. Then C-19 raised its ugly head and we all know the rest.
The recent Forum— Outside the Lines: Building Facades Redefine Urban Living in NYC —hosted by the Ornamental Metals Institute of New York was a rousing event that featured what is certainly among the best speaker programs ever organized by the Facade Tectonics Institute.
What does the fourth industrial revolution mean to the design and engineering of facades of the future? We are experiencing a global technological
This paper proposes system concepts and fabrication methods for the use of ultra-thin glass in facades. It documents the team's research on
The use of glass in the exterior facades provides greater light transmission into the building and improved views for occupants. Coastal areas in
Wearables protect us from climatic conditions, they provide privacy, comfort and they also reflect our style and personality. Building facades in the
What is the difference between artwork and facadework? How can artwork be integrated into building façades? What are the possibilities when a façade
NYCCT Architecture Program Chairman Sanjive Vaidya, asked HOK facades architect John Neary to give a design studio focused on detailing the building skin system. With HOK designer Michael Miller, Neary led a group of students through the facade system design development process.
As overall project schedules continue to contract and rising costs impact our design decisions, the importance of the design-assist phase for facades