Tag: design

Founder of 3Dux Design Marci Klein shared her story of developing an architecture modeling product with her kids.

Production managers lean on their machine operators to optimize the line. As these workers adjust settings, swap components and troubleshoot faults, their agility and skill keep the line in constant motion. We need these operators

New presentation approved by the American Institute for Architects teaches architects the role of security entrances in physical security planning.

What if every single act of design and construction made the world a better place?

An experienced design thinker and senior leader for over 30 years, as Chief Innovation Officer he aims to maximize the impact of Little's diverse multi disciplined resources.

With COVID, there has been a direct impact in the way students “do science”. Flinn Scientific focuses on students learning how to be able to gather data.

While sustainability has been a term that dates back further, it wasn’t so long ago that green design wasn’t mainstream, more of an afterthought.

Organizations need a way to enhance their commitment to prioritizing health and safety as reopening continues in the wake of COVID-19.

This week Bryan Meszaros explores how the built environment must renovate and reimagine itself to keep pace with the modern digital climate.

Spatial Perspectives brings innovators and thought leaders to together to discuss their contributions and insights in the rapidly-evolving spatial reality arena.

Wellness matters. Yoga sessions and meditation are great, but wellness can expand far past fitness and self-care routines. How we work affects our wellness greatly.

Being flexible, resilient, and quick on our feet was more important this year than ever before. For Josh Goldblum, Founder & CEO of Bluecadet, these skills have always been top of mind.

Revolutionary Audiovisual Systems Deliver Personalized Content using Color, License Plate, and Facial Recognition.

Dan Vickery’s infectious blend of energy, creativity, and dedication has distinguished him as a truly unique artist in the design and architecture field. With an Accredited Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Or

No longer are museums about gawking at static displays of what life used to be or reading one person’s interpretation of a work of art.

This cooperation provides a viable path to volume deployment for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD).

Sports stadiums in the past were typically designed with the stadium surrounded by massive parking lots to facilitate the flow of spectators to and from the event.

Juno with Bluetooth further maximizes student engagement by enabling wireless audio streaming of instructional content.

Sustainability is a buzzword in architecture, but what does it really mean right now?

Huard and Vagal discussed the concept of hand printing, which is a wide-reaching approach that spreads sustainability education and awareness to positively impact entire communities.

Harrison’s work with companies like REI and Starbucks has been influential in leading the momentum to adopt big change on mass.

“Voice of eLearning,” takes a look at how problem-solving tech has evolved just since the pandemic began with guest Scott Pleasants,  Chief Innovation Office at Innovate Learning.

Bryan Meszaros will host Experience by Design, an AV podcast set to explore how modern experiences are crafted from end to end.

The latest cars on the market flout high-tech features like lane-assist and auto obstacle detection, alluring modern buyers. This smart software is designed for a safer drive, but recent third-party testing by the American Automob

Tyler Kern sat down with Matthew Birchall of Buro Happold to discuss how they are running people-flow modeling to help balance new occupancy needs with business imperatives.