Tempelhof Field, Berlin

The Architects’ JournalTempelhof Field, Berlin An international urban and open space planning ideas contest is being to transform the former airfield at Berlin’s disused Tempelhof Airport [Deadline: 15 January 2025] The post Tempelhof Field, Berlin appeared first on The Architects’ JournalMerlin Fulcher

How Efficient Space Planning Can Enhance Your Home Dining Experience

This article outlines the essentials of space planning, provides tips for optimizing your dining area, and shares simple ways to create a comfortable and enjoyable environment. Assessing Your Dining Space Before you get designing, it’s important that you take stock of your current dining space. For this, consider the following points: Size: Take into account […] <p>The post How Efficient Space Planning Can Enhance Your Home Dining Experience first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

KU’s architecture and design school to get BIG remake

The University of Kansas (KU) School of Architecture & Design has selected Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) to complete space planning, programming, and concept design for the expansion of the multidisciplinary design school. The post KU’s architecture and design school to get BIG remake appeared first on Construction Specifier.

Keeping a low profile

The Architects’ JournalKeeping a low profile For many urban developments, the design and specification of climate control systems must be considered carefully to address issues of exterior space, planning restrictions and the impact of noise as well as aesthetic considerations. Here, Matteo Dall’Ombra, VRV Specialist at Daikin, looks at how compact… The post Keeping a low profile appeared first on The Architects’ JournalAJ Contributor

The office is ‘critical’ but changing shape, real estate report says

Office space planning may be shifting in part because employees — at least in some areas — just aren’t coming in.

ARTiculations - Should all Toilets be Gender Neutral? 16082019

This video looks at the practicalities of designing gender neutral toilets and washrooms from a functional and design perspective, i.e. Is it practical to design a space with gender neutral toilets? What are benefits and drawbacks? And, what are the building regulation/code barriers that prevent us from doing so? [For the UK, please note the following GOV.UK announcement https://www.gov.uk/government/news/all-public-buildings-to-have-separate-male-and-female-toilets]