Metal Architecture announced the winners of its annual Design Awards. Celebrating the expertise and talents of architects, contractors and manufacturers, this year’s winners honor those whose ingenuity transcends boundaries and redefines the landscape of metal architecture. Click the link below to see all the winners.
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Location: Piedmont, SC
Products: Alucobond (MCM); Nichiha (Fiber Cement)
General Contractor: Marvin Construction Inc.
Architect: McMillan Pazdan Smith
AnMed Health Medical Center’s Freestanding Emergency Department in Piedmont, SC, opened in May. The emergency department is the first wing of the campus, with the medical office spaces opening earlier this month. The state-of-the-art facility is designed to deliver high-quality emergency care in a community-focused environment. The 55,000-square-foot campus has 24/7 emergency care, outpatient imaging, lab testing, and physical and occupational therapy. For this project, MillerClapperton fabricated and installed 7,700 square feet of Metal Composite Material (MCM) panels in three colors and 2,700 square feet of Fiber Cement panels.
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As more and more AEC companies are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in their jobs, Engineering News Record turned to two experienced construction lawyers who are familiar with AI-related issues. In this article, Christopher Horton, partner, and Peyton Aldrich, associate, at Smith Currie Oles LLP, speak with Elaine Silver about possible inaccuracies, how to sharpen queries and what a ‘defensible trail’ is.
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While the Fed has paused rate hikes for now, the ambiguity surrounding its future moves is sending ripples through the construction industry, creating a challenging environment for contractors, developers and investors alike. This article in Construction Business Owner discusses strategies on how to navigate interest rate uncertainty.
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DESIGN:ED podcast: Allan Poore
Hosted by: Aaron Prinz
This episode of Architectural Record’s DESIGN:ED podcast features Allan Poore, chief product officer at Chaos. Talking to Aaron Prinz, Poore discusses how the software company is changing architectural visualization and how its new generative AI products integrate with Revit for increased efficiency for firms of all sizes.
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