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  • 05/12/11 Defining Progress Toward Sustainability New assessment tool has been effectively used in pre-design programming, neighborhood and regional assessments, post-occupancy evaluations of industrial buildings, and comparative analysis of similar buildings
  • 05/03/11 1 BIM Beyond Boundaries Opting for depth over breadth of expertise is a false choice that will lead individuals, organizations, the profession, and industry in the wrong direction. Randy Deutsch
  • 05/03/11 Landscape Information Modeling BIM isn’t just for buildings. The same automation, visualization, and analysis benefits that the software delivers to building projects can be brought to bear in landscape architecture. Marc Goldman
  • 05/03/11 1 The Dangers of Designing in Foreign Lands A/E/C firms are finding financial success outside U.S. borders. But it’s essential to protect your firm from inadvertent legal and ethical liabilities. Eugene R. Scheiman and James P. Cramer
  • 05/03/11 Magnifying Innovation Leverage the benefits of technology by taking appropriate lessons from other industries while keeping A/E/C-specific best practices in mind. And don’t forget to take a healthy dose of skepticism as needed. Ken Sanders
  • 03/07/11 Research in Practice The nonprofit R&D entity launched by HKS positions the firm as a leader while providing the entire industry with a knowledge resource that can be tapped without restriction. Debajyoti Pati, Ph.D.
  • 01/03/11 When These Walls Can Talk Advances in materials science and computer technology have had a huge impact on wall design. And there’s much more to come. Robert Grupe and Ryan Kirsch
  • 01/03/11 1 New Opportunities But Little Recovery Research reveals the 25 trends with the most substantial impact on architecture and design now and into the near future. James P. Cramer and Jane Gaboury
  • 11/03/10 1 Three R’s for the New Economy: Reposition, Redevelop, Regenerate With new construction scarce, repositioning, redevelopment, and regeneration are gaining interest from — and providing benefits to — owners and architects as well as communities. Ernest Hutton, Mark Strauss, and Stephen Whitehouse
  • 08/31/10 1 From the Ground Up: Growing a Thriving Design Firm You can read a library of management titles, but success largely boils down to internalizing and implementing five key practices. James Follett
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