News tagged creating
  • Women in Fellowship: Creating a stronger, more representative profession

    One of the ICE’s greatest strengths is the breadth of expertise and experience that exists across our membership. Ensuring that talent is recognised and nurtured at every level is essential to continue serving society effectively. The post Women in Fellowship: Creating a stronger, more representative profession appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

  • Gravitational pull: Foster + Partners’ Bilbao Fine Arts Museum extension

    The Architects’ Journal Gravitational pull: Foster + Partners’ Bilbao Fine Arts Museum extension Foster + Partners has extended the Spanish museum not by digging down but by creating a dramatic 55m bridge that sails over the original. Paul Finch is impressed by the synthesis of old and new The post Gravitational pull: Foster + Partners’ Bilbao Fine Arts Museum extension appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Paul Finch

  • The data centre water myth: why AI infrastructure doesn’t have to be thirsty

    The idea that the operation of data centres requires the consumption of unsustainable amounts of water, is an unnecessary distraction at a time when the focus should be on creating the infrastructure needed to underpin the development of artificial intelligence. The post The data centre water myth: why AI infrastructure doesn’t have to be thirsty appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

  • Upgrade your rooflight with made-to-measure SKY-BLIND®

    Rooflights are one of the most effective ways to bring natural daylight into the home, creating brighter, healthier and more inviting living spaces. As UK summers become warmer and homeowners seek greater control over light and comfort, a made-to-measure rooflight blind is the ideal finishing touch. Designed to complement your rooflight rather than compromise it, […] The post Upgrade your rooflight with made-to-measure SKY-BLIND® appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

  • Waste wonder: Design Museum Gent

    The Architects’ Journal Waste wonder: Design Museum Gent Carmody Groarke, ATAMA and RE-ST have transformed the Belgian museum, creating a resolutely future-facing building that both tests and embraces new ways of building, says Hattie Hartman. Photography by Johan Dehlin, Filip Dujardin, Michiel De Cleene, Cinzia Romanin and Thomas Noceto  The post Waste wonder: Design Museum Gent appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Hattie Hartman

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