Strict criteria result in better performance

Architects cannot approach the final frontier in low-energy, zero-carbon design without addressing that old energy hog - and beloved American friend - air-conditioning

A critical mass of building information modeling projects demonstrates the technology's benefits and its potential for redefining practice

The future of sustainable design increasingly means eliminating carbon dioxide emissions, the most prevalent greenhouse gas. But what does that do to architecture?

With the current emphasis on technology and sustainability, architects and researchers rely on building process to manage the flood of products, materials, and options

Designers exploit the expressive possibilities of a system that separates a building's cladding from its weather-resistant barrier and helps combat water penetration woes

Improving building safety through the use of fire-rated glazing

Four universities Envision the Centre for Interactive research on sustainability as a Living laboratory with a lofty mission and ambitious performance goals

Since 2000, fire and building codes allow sliding-door systems for emergency egress

With hurricane-prone states adopting new building codes laminated glass with its many benefits takes on an increasingly critical role.

Advances in technology offer alternatives to traditional cable materials

Selecting the appropriate protective barrier based on climate, codes, and design criteria

Leveraging Environmentally Efficient, Economic Solutions with Solar Insulating Glass, Ceiling Recycling Programs, and Water Conservation

Meeting the exacting requirements of aesthetics, sustainability, durability