by creedla | Jun 23, 2017 | Environmental News, Green Construction
Ford Motor Company has a living roof on its River Rouge facility which serves a number of useful purposes. Most of Henry Ford’s accomplishments took place at a gargantuan facility called the River Rouge Factory. At a mile long and 1.5 miles wide, there is 16 million...
by creedla | Jun 8, 2017 | Architecture, Environmental News
Livin’ Small. The Tiny House Craze. Consider the following… The average American home is almost 2400 ft2 in size. However, the tiny home craze that took the U.S. by storm during the height of the Great Recession remains as popular as ever despite the vastly...
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...
