Why Design-Build Is the Future of Efficient Architecture
Both public and private building owners are continually seeking ways to stretch their project budgets. However, amidst a tight labor market, increasingly unpredictable supply chains, and extreme weather, this is...
Breathing New Life into Old Buildings: Adaptive Reuse in York, PA
Picture an old, dilapidated warehouse. It might have vines growing up its façade, broken windows, and be riddled with graffiti. Now, imagine the same structure transformed into a chic Americana...
Planning for Resilience: Hurricane-Ready Architecture for the Gulf Coast
We’re in the middle of hurricane season. As the climate changes over time, architectural designers must develop new strategies and build beyond these massive storms. Unfortunately, we’ve already witnessed firsthand...
Back to School, Built to Last: Designing Educational Spaces for the Future
Each fall, the sound of school bells signals not just the start of a new academic year, but also a renewed focus on the environments where learning happens. Schools aren’t...
Designing for Heat: Sustainable Architecture for Hot Summer Climates
The Earth’s average surface temperature has increased by 2°F, making the abnormal the new norm. Modern buildings are not equipped to handle the ever-evolving climate conditions that are expected to...
Designing for Play, Wellness, and Connection: Building Recreational Facilities That Serve the Community
Connection is at the heart of every thriving community. Recreational facilities foster these ties, providing a space where residents can socialize, play, celebrate, and engage in physical activity. However, it’s...
Bright Lights, Smart, Sustainable City: The Evolution of Urban Design
As our world changes, so does the way we live within it. Urban design reflects our shifting societal values, economic priorities, and technological capabilities. From addressing the basic needs of...
Reviving Natural Materials: Sustainable Architecture Trends
The climate is rapidly changing, leading to more humanitarian emergencies from wildfires, severe storms, The Revival of Natural Building Materials Wood has been used in construction for over 10,000 years,...
Designing for Longevity: How Sustainable Architecture Adds Value
The climate is rapidly changing, leading to more humanitarian emergencies from wildfires, severe storms, and heat waves. To combat this, people are taking significant measures to reduce their environmental footprint...
Unlocking Your Dream Design: Why Sharing Your Budget with Your Architect Is Key
Proper budgeting strategies are the backbone of any successful architecture project. It ensures maximized profitability, effective resource allocation, and risk mitigation. However, with supply and labor costs rising every day,...