by creedla | Jun 2, 2017 | Environmental News
Thanks to Zero Landfill, There’s No Need to be “Down in the Dumps”! Building automobiles of any type is among the least eco-friendly things one can imagine. The multitude of industrial processes, such as stamping, pressing, machining, and welding create the potential...
by creedla | May 25, 2017 | Aesthetics And Renovations, Architecture
The Petersen Automotive Museum delights car buffs and architectural aficionados alike For many people, cars and architecture go hand-in-hand. On one hand, you have those who view both as simple, utilitarian necessities; the car moves people from Point A to Point B...
by creedla | May 19, 2017 | Transit-Oriented Development
Four-Leaf Clover Highway Interchange Designed In 1931 It’s hard to imagine a point in our nation’s history when people got genuinely excited about newly-introduced highway features. However, in November 1931, the Engineering News-Record reported on the first...
by creedla | May 12, 2017 | Environmental News
Recycling programs and their positive influences on economic and social well-being of communities. Recycling has a positive impact that extends beyond the environment and into multiple direct social and economic effects that positively influence our communities....
by creedla | May 5, 2017 | Environmental News, Green Construction
Thanks to passive solar heating and energy efficient skylights, buildings can save energy. When architects have the freedom to design a structure on a plot of land as they see fit, they’ll often incorporate passive solar heating into the design. Since the Sun’s...
