ASHRAE approves groundbreaking Standard to safeguard indoor spaces from disease transmission. The new ASHRAE Standard 241- Control of Infectious Aerosols is a major step forward in reducing the risk of infectious disease spread in buildings. https://t.co/Jkd918vOF6.
#MyASHRAE
Good news today on the preservation front: The historic and otherworldly 1970s Ebony magazine test kitchen has been acquired by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. @NMAAHC @landmarksill https://t.co/cXmrGKlxbe
The initial workshop was held in 2022 at the @ClemsonUniv School of Architecture & WU+D. Attendees cited several reasons for interest in the workshop, such as enthusiasm for wood systems expressed by their students. They also valued the exposure to teaching approaches shared.
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Just published in Architectural Histories “The Design Process and the Building Site: Leonardo da Vinci at Milan Cathedral as a case study” by Giulia Ceriani Sebregondi
https://t.co/RyjgYN5fZP
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📸 Milan. The cathedral. Ca.1870
Standing in long line and waiting to vote. A rarity around here. Technical issues closing polling spots (cell phone tower down?). Lots of people radiating kindness. Illinoisans in action.
‘They said it was impossible’: how medieval carpenters are rebuilding Notre Dame. Respecting what the trees tell them about their strengths. https://t.co/J2F1icyBhs
How do we draw remote workers back to the office? Redesign it!
@WSJ published an article featuring @ARCHatIllinois prof Mohamed Boubekri as an expert on redesigning office spaces to improve employee well-being & productivity. (Hint: 🪴)
Check it out 👉🏽 https://t.co/yUXtc7Eroz