描述
MARCH 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS
RALPH JOHNSON: NEW TYPOLOGIES
Portfolio Ralph Johnson: New TopographiesThis portfolio of recent work by the Chicago-based principal of Perkins+Will shows a new and directed interest in integrating his buildings with the landscape.
United States Coast Guard HeadquartersWDG Architecture
PROJECTS
CCR1 ResidenceWernerfield Architects + Design
FEATURES
Technology The Rocky Mountain Institute’s New HQ Has No Central HeatOr A/C. How ZGF Architects embraced the challenge of working with one of Colorado’s most energy-conscious clients.
Urban Design How the Salt Shed HappenedWhy this piece of New York infrastructure ended up so gorgeous. And why something like it might not happen again.
PRACTICE
Best Practices Getting the Most Out of the Research and Development Tax CreditThe 35-year-old credit is now a permanent part of the tax code, with looser limits on what kinds of businesses and work can qualify.
Innovative Detail Guastalla School Portal Frame SectionInspired by a scene from “The Adventures of Pinocchio,” Mario Cucinella Architects designs a series of glulam walls to create a playful learning environment.
Next Progressives Besler & SonsThe partners of Los Angeles-based design firm Besler & Sons find that working independently brings their best collaborative results.
Products Five On-Trend Bathroom ProductsThese fixtures and furniture pieces embrace the natural texture of wood and marble, along with the glossy look of metal.
AIA ARCHITECT
AIA Feature After COP21: Where We Go from HereWill the Paris climate agreement change how architects approach their work?
AIA Advocacy Who to Watch in Architecture Policy: Rep. Frank PalloneA top Democrat details the role that architects play in energy, environment, and commerce.
AIA Design 30 Years of High PerformanceAn energy leader who preached efficiency before there were buzzwords.
EDITORIAL
The Preservationist’s Dilemma Politicians, Ugly Buildings, and WhoresWhat does it take to change attitudes about innovative architecture?







