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  • The Controversy of Apple's Australian Expansion

    Australia's first Apple Store is being built and it is causing a stir with local citizens and architects. According to the proposal, the new Apple Store location will require the demolition of buildings and historical areas of Melbourne’s Federation Square, a cultural space that is beloved by the community. Melbourne city councillor Rohan Leppert, described the proposed Apple store as “radically different architecture” that “converts cultural space to commercial.” Despite the backlash, the construction on the new Apple Store is set to begin in mid-2019.

    1 min
  • Exploring The World of Quartz with Erika Egede Nissen from Caesarstone US
    On this episode of our AEC podcast, I get to chat with Erika Egede Nissen from Caesarstone US. We discuss how new products can change the creative process for several industries, the freedom that innovation can provide for designers, and the relationship between the craftsmen and quartz.
    For more information on Caesarstone US be sure to check out www.caesarstoneus.com!
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    21 min
  • Designing Spaces For Companies in 2018

    On the latest episode of the AECD podcast, we speak with Arthur Mironchuk, Architectural Designer and thought leader for mid-rise property design. Arthur hits us with insights on what is driving the boom of office mid-rises in cities across the country, the new problem of supply and demand, the concept of work, play, live and how collaborative spacing is everything.

    Speaking of space, Arthur also takes us through innovative lobby design and the use of dynamic space and LED in today’s workspaces. The look, feel, design and amenities of a property are everything, and as Arthur explains, the future looks bright in the world of design. To find out where the industry is headed listen now and be sure to subscribe to get updates on the latest podcasts in AECD!

    14 min
  • Will Stadiums Made of Shipping Containers Become a Trend?
    It’s the plight of every host city following the Olympics or World Cup: “What do we do with this huge venue now that the event is over?” Though some structures are quickly modified and repurposed, in many cases they are left to rot, primarily due to mismanagement or lack of funds. However, Qatar, the chosen host country for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, is hoping to change that. With eight proposed venues to choose from, the crown jewel is definitely Ras Abu Aboud Stadium. Designed by Fenwick Iribarren Architects, the stadium is set to be crafted out of—wait for it—shipping containers. They’ll first be used to transport the other crucial materials required for the structure. Then, along with some support beams, the modified shipping containers will be used to make up the majority of the build. If that wasn’t innovative enough, following the month long event, the 40,000-seat stadium will be carefully dismantled and removed from the site, to be rebuilt in its entirety or repurposed as a number of smaller venues elsewhere. Not all is rosy, however. There have been concerns that hosting the 2022 event in Qatar may be a political risk and claims of abuse against migrant workers are frequent. Despite the criticism, plans for the stadium continue to move forward.
    2 min
  • Lessons Learned from the First Generation of Net-Zero Communities
    As the original Net-zero community members enter their 2nd decade in London, the question remains as to what were the results? Of course, the goal with these establishments was to simply provide living spaces without adding carbon into the atmosphere. With developments being built in Pittsburg & Ottawa, there are several lessons to be learned when it comes to improving the sustainable communities.
    2 min
  • Drones Are Mapping The Future
    On this episode, we have Microdrones' Mike Dziok & Chuck Dorgan on the show talking about the future of surveying technology. Drones have a lot of uses in today's world but one of the most interesting is how they being using for mapping, landscape surveying, and precision agriculture.
    18 min
  • Lever Architecture's Framework Building Awarded $6 Million

    In the city of Portland, Oregon, the framework design of one building is set to be considered the tallest mass timber project ever conducted within the U.S. Recently announced a few weeks ago, the building project was granted $6 million from the City of Portland in exchange for the construction of 60 housing units built within the building that would be affordable for the surrounding community.

    2 min

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