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Cornell University to Build High-Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island
New York City Council has approved Cornell’s two million square foot tech campus plan. The first building is scheduled to break ground in 2014 and is said to have both geothermal and solar power to achieve net-zero energy use. The completed campus ...
Schinnerer Educates Entrepreneur Architects on Professional Liability Insurance
Through our business partnership with the AIA Trust, our Senior Risk Management Attorney Frank Musica conducted a podcast with Entrepreneur Architect, a blog that delivers content aimed at entrepreneurial architects. Frank’s informative podcast ...
The Greenest Street in America
In the industrial Pilsen area of Chicago lies a road that has been labeled by the city as “the greenest street in America.” While “the greenest paved street in America” would be more accurate, the technology involved in the paving ...
Firm Survival in the New Economy Based on Skills and Flexibility
According to Michael O’Brien, a management and ownership transition consultant with Rusk, O’Brien, Gido + Partners,to survive inthe new economy firmsmust focus on developing a deep management team that enables flexibility to meet changing ...
Move Over Electricity, Here Comes Algae
Now, we don’t mean that electricity’s reign as the primary source of power for the modern world is coming to an end. Just that it should move over just a little to make room for another source. Splitterwerk Architects, along with the ...

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As we move through our days, entering and exiting a myriad of structures, it is easy to overlook how architecture can affect our moods and our lives. But the cancer patients at the Arizona Cancer Center at University Medical Center in Tucson do not take architecture for granted.

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