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North American Museums Ease Rigid Museum Climate Control Rules to Cut Energy Costs
Museums across North America are relaxing rigid, decades-old climate control standards to save energy and money.
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Moriyama Teshima’s Canadian Port of Entry Opens on Gordie Howe International Bridge
MTA's Canadian Port of Entry for the Gordie Howe Bridge is live, and new data shows it reshaping Detroit River border traffic.
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Engineers Say Foundation Reuse Is Finally Taking Hold in the UK
Engineers say foundation reuse is gaining ground in the UK, driven by carbon savings, cost pressure and standardised assessment methods.
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Mortenson: Mass Timber Trimmed $2M, Months Off WWU Lab Build
Mortenson says mass timber cut $2M and 25% off the schedule on WWU's zero-carbon Kaiser Borsari Hall.
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KITE Architects’ Thin Brick Net-Zero Solution in Providence
KITE Architects used thin brick cladding to fit net-zero insulation into a Providence supportive-housing project.
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Parsons Study Finds Plastic-Heavy Materials Throughout a US Manufactured Home
Parsons researchers say plastics dominate a Minnesota manufactured home's surfaces, raising health concerns.
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Stuttgart Researchers Test Timber-Concrete Floor Slab System
Stuttgart engineers load-tested a timber-concrete floor slab designed to rival concrete while cutting embodied carbon.
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Oslo Architecture Triennale’s Ninth Edition Champions Reused Local Materials
Oslo's ninth Architecture Triennale showcased wool tiles, reclaimed stone walls and a brick table built from local, reused materials.
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