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WORLDARCHITECTURE.ORGGSAPP launches a new dual degree program in Urban Design and ClimateSubmitted by WA ContentsGSAPP launches a new dual degree program in Urban Design and ClimateUnited States Architecture News - Nov 18, 2024 - 15:26 html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"A new dual degree program in Urban Design and Climate has been announced by the Climate School and the Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP).The Dual Degree in Urban Design and Climate is a new program that GSAPP, a school that promotes climate action through the built environment in its research, pedagogies, and publications, is thrilled to launch in collaboration with the Columbia Climate School.Students can combine three semesters at GSAPP with two semesters at the Climate School to earn the dual Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design and Master of Science in Climate starting in the 20252026 academic year."No impact on climate can be made without mobilizing the built environment," said GSAPP Dean Andrs Jaque."This new dual program brings together GSAPPs leadership in the transformation of the built environment with Climate Schools pioneering climate and environmental sciences," Jaque added.The new dual degree with the Climate School offers students an unparalleled academic path to develop a powerful blend of critical, scientific, and design skills. It also broadens the opportunities for interdisciplinary studies both within GSAPP and with programs at other Columbia schools.Graduates with these skills are better equipped for an expanding array of professions focused on adaptation and mitigation of the global climate crisis, from policy to design.Led since 2015 by Professor Kate Orff, the MSAUD program and its faculty have a strong tradition of working with students and communities around the world to develop innovative urban design strategies that address urgent issues related to climate and ecological crisis. The design studios take a critical approach to comprehending the intersection of social, political, and ecological factors that call for new design solutions responsive to climate justice by being located in specific locations, which can range from the US to Colombia, the Caribbean, or India.Water urbanism and enhancing resilience in coastal communities are frequent studio topics. Professor Kate Orff specializes in these topics, and in 2018 GSAPP established the Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes (CRCL) under her leadership. Through research, education, and design development, CRCL establishes global collaborations with governments and organizations to promote climate adaptation and resilience building.A transdisciplinary academic culture is embodied by GSAPP, where students apply their specialized fields of study to specific problems in real-world situations. In order to foster collaboration among students from the School's academic programs in Architecture, Urban Planning, Historic Preservation, and Real Estate Development, GSAPP introduced Studio Clinics in 2022 as a novel course format. In addition to six dual degree options with other institutions, GSAPP currently offers 11 dual degree options within its own programs.By combining three semesters at GSAPP (45 credits during the summer, fall, and spring) with two semesters at the Climate School (32 credits during the fall and spring), the dual MS in Architecture and Urban Design and MS in Climate degrees can be finished in two years, which is less time than when the degrees are pursued independently.More information with application requirements and deadlines can be found online on GSAPP MS in Architecture and Urban Design and Climate School MS in Climate, or by emailing [emailprotected].Top image in the article: GSAPP Urban Design students conducting field work in Madurai, India.> via Columbia GSAPP0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 158 Views
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WORLDARCHITECTURE.ORGMacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects expands a concrete spa and thermal reserve in QuebecSubmitted by WA ContentsMacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects expands a concrete spa and thermal reserve in Quebec Canada Architecture News - Nov 18, 2024 - 14:25 html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"Canadian architecture practice MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects has expanded a spa and thermal reserve in Quebec. A new concrete base houses an open swimming pool and an inviting relaxation room.The Balnea Spa and Thermal Reserve was intended to provide an even more intriguing and restorative experience, encouraging rest and reflection in a remarkable natural environment.Ground-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image Maxime BrouilletThe architectural firm MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects, which is well-known for its global design excellence and cultural responsiveness to local landscapes, climate, and material culture, came up with the project, which is set in the rural area of Bromont, Quebec, Canada.Image Maxime BrouilletA New Way to Showcase NatureAn experience that stimulates the senses and imagination is promised by this new installation, which includes a large infinity thermal bath and a cozy relaxation area.The 670 square foot (204-square-metre) thermal bath, which can accommodate more than 25 people, provides a stunning panoramic view of Lake Gale and is a great place to unwind and reflect.The relaxation area encourages visitors to relax and de-stress while soaking up the fine sand and beach-like ambiance.Terrace Infinity Thermal Bath. Image Maxime Brouillet"These new installations represent a perfect blend of innovation, sustainable practices, and architectural excellence. Every detail has been designed to awaken the senses and enhance the well-being of our guests," said Denis Laframboise, President of BALNEA spa + rserve thermale."We aimed to offer a unique, immersive, generous, and authentic experience inspired by the richness of the surrounding nature," Laframboise added.Terrace Infinity Thermal Bath. Image Maxime BrouilletThis is the most recent milestone in a major expansion project that was started in the spring of 2023 and funded by the Tourism Industry Recovery Assistance Program (PARIT) of the Quebec Ministry of Tourism.Terrace Infinity Thermal Bath. Image Maxime BrouilletArchitecture in Harmony with NatureThrough its form and materiality, the project makes reference to the surrounding natural environment. The spa's concrete volume rises out of the surrounding terrain, alluding to the Appalachian rock and texture.The expanded spa terraces and new thermal bath are supported by a plinth created by the form.Aerial View. Image Maxime Brouillet"The generous new thermal bath and spa terrace grounds the scheme within the landscape," said Brian MacKay-Lyons, Founding Partner of MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects."The use of natural materials enhances the reading of the spa in nature, while offering a wide range of haptic user experiences," MacKay-Lyons added.As the establishment gets ready to celebrate its 20th anniversary in October 2025, BALNEA started a massive eco-friendly expansion project in April 2023 to fulfill its vision.Aerial View. Image Maxime BrouilletAdditional changing rooms will be added this summer, and the Beatnik Hotel will be expanded and upgraded in early 2025, doubling its room capacity. The official inauguration is planned for the summer of 2025, but the hotel will stay partially open during the renovations.MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects and the numerous partners involved share the project's commitment to an eco-friendly approach.Ground-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image Maxime BrouilletFor instance, the wastewater treatment system has been relocated away from sensitive areas, and the new terraces are heated by recovering heat from the mechanical rooms.Furthermore, by optimizing the filtration system, the installations' size has only doubled while the system's treatment capacity has tripled.Long-term preservation and renovation of more than 20,000 square feet (1,858 square meters) of buildings will maximize material reuse and resource use.Ground-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image Maxime BrouilletGround-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image James BrittainGround-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image James BrittainImage James BrittainGround-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image James BrittainImage James BrittainImage James BrittainImage James BrittainGround-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image Maxime BrouilletGround-Level Four-Season Relaxation Room. Image Maxime BrouilletGround floor planSectionElevationTerrace floor planProject factsProject name: A Larger Than Life Project in the Heart of NatureArchitects:MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple ArchitectsLocation: Bromont, Qubec, CanadaCompletion Date: June 2024Client: BALNEA spa + rserve thermaleMacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects Ltd.Design Lead: Brian MacKay-LyonsArchitect Project Manager:Tyler ReynoldsProject Team: Talbot Sweetapple, Paryse Beatty, Ryan DeWolde, Andrew Tomchyshyn, Matthew MacKay-Lyons, Ryhland TaylorEcological architecture:tienne LemayContractorConstruction: Maurice David & FillesPanoramic Lift and Slide: Bachand & BosquetExterior Door:Bachand & BosquetTop image Maxime Brouillet.> via MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 145 Views
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WWW.BDONLINE.CO.UKHowells submits 1,000-home masterplan for Wolverhampton city centre redevelopmentLogin or SUBSCRIBE to view this storyExisting subscriber? LOGINA subscription to Building Design will provide:Unlimited architecture news from around the UKReviews of the latest buildings from all corners of the worldFull access to all our online archivesPLUS you will receive a digital copy of WA100 worth over 45.Subscribe now for unlimited access.Subscribe todayAlternatively REGISTER for free access on selected stories and sign up for email alerts0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 136 Views
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WWW.ARCHITECTSJOURNAL.CO.UKMalm stadiumBacked by Skanska and the City of Malm the two-stage contest will select a team to create a new athletics and football stadium for the Swedish city on the site of its existing Malm Stadion which was originally built for the 1958 FIFA World Cup.The project, planned to complete in 2028, will create a new 8,000-cpacity stadium on the site which is located immediately to the north of the citys 2009 Eleda Stadion which has a 22,500 capacity. Up to four teams will be invited to participate in a parallel design competition following an initial round for expressions of interest.According to the brief: Skanska invites you to an open prequalification for the upcoming parallel assignment regarding the design of a new athletics and football facility of international high class. The architecture should have a high level of originality, become an icon in Malm and highlight beautiful materials and engineering.AdvertisementConnected to Copenhagen by the resund Bridge Malm is the third largest city in Sweden with a population of around 350,000 residents. Last year, UK firm 6a won a contest to rethink a series of disused cement silos in the centre of the city.The latest competition comes just a month after an international contest was launched for a new transport hub next door to the MalmMssan exhibition hall and Emporia shopping centre in Hyllie on the outskirts of Malm.The original Malm Stadion was constructed in 1958 and has capacity for around 26,500 spectators but is deemed no longer suitable for international events. The latest project will create a new football and athletics stadium to replace the existing structure.Proposals for the new venue must include a restaurant with outdoor seating, changing areas, storage facilities and media spaces. Concepts must be inviting and accessible while also enhancing the character of the surrounding city centre.Competition detailsProject title A new Malm StadiumClient Skanska, City of MalmContract value TbcFirst round deadline 6 December 2024Restrictions TbcMore information https://www.kommersannons.se/eLite/Notice/NoticeOverview.aspx?ProcurementId=632190 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 147 Views
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WWW.ARCHITECTSJOURNAL.CO.UKCorporation Park conservatory, BlackburnBlackburn with Darwen Borough Council is recruiting an architect for the conservation and repair of its deteriorating Victorian conservatory in Corporation Park [Deadline: 16 December 2024]The winning team selected for the estimated 136,800 contract will draw up a restoration plan for the Grade II-listed cast iron frame-structure which was originally constructed as a grand and unique landmark in the early 1900s but partially collapsed five years ago.The project aims to restore the highly decorated structure which sits on a stone and brick plinth and has been made safe with timber propping following the collapse of its west wing in 2019. Key aims of the project include delivering a sympathetic and sustainable restoration which enables future use of the structure.AdvertisementAccording to the brief: The aim of this project is to gain a full understanding of the condition and significance of the conservatory and create a set of guiding principles for its restoration.This will include producing costed high level concept designs for future uses in agreement with stakeholders with the aim to allow public consultation to follow this piece of work.Sustainability and options to bring the building back into use in a manner which can contribute to the councils net zero targets, will be key.Blackburn is a former textiles manufacturing town located around 34km north of Manchester. The settlement is home to around 100,000 people and is part-way through an ambitious 34 million regeneration masterplan by Sanderson Borland.Recent projects in the local area include an 8 million extension to the Grade II*-listed Blackburn Cathedral by Purcell. Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council launched a search for an architect to refurbish and upgrade the ruined, Grade II-listed Church of St John the Evangelist in 2021.AdvertisementBids for the latest commission will be evaluated 85 per cent on quality and 15 per cent on social value. Applicants must hold employers liability insurance of 5 million, public liability insurance of 5 million and professional indemnity insurance of 2 million.Competition detailsProject title Architectural Design and Conservation Repair ServicesClient Blackburn with Darwen Borough CouncilContract value TbcFirst round deadline Midday, 16 December 2024Restrictions TbcMore information https://www.contractsfinder.service.gov.uk/notice/1ea47691-59ca-47fc-9482-b35616f2b4780 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 167 Views
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WWW.CNET.COMBest Smart Lights for 2024Our Picks $17 at Amazon Best white-light smart bulb Wiz Tunable White LED Smart Bulb View details $17 at Amazon View details $39 at Amazon Best smart BR30 floodlight Philips Hue White Floodlight LED View details $39 at Amazon View details $23 at Amazon Best color-changing smart bulb Govee LED Smart Light Bulbs View details $23 at Amazon View details $60 at Amazon Best smart light strip Govee RGBIC LED Strip Lights M1 View details $60 at Amazon View details $89 at Amazon Best smart light switch Lutron Caseta In-Wall Dimmer Switch View details $89 at Amazon View details $140 at Amazon Best color-changing light panels Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons View details $140 at Amazon View details $40 at Amazon Best smart lighting accessory Lutron Aurora for Philips Hue View details $40 at Amazon View details $140 at Amazon Best smart TV back lights Govee Envisual TV LED Backlight T2 View details $140 at Amazon View details $30 at Amazon Best outdoor smart lights Ring Pathlight Solar View details $30 at Amazon View details Table of Contents Whether you're a smart home aficionado or just starting to dip your toes into the smart technology space, smart lights are an easy and affordable way to liven up your space with smart tech. From string lights for outdoor use to smart lighting enabled by voice control, you can build your own smart lighting solutions with our expert recommendations for the best smart lights. Smart lights are also one of the best smart home gifts for 2024, so consider snagging a set for a friend or family member, too. This color-changing Philips Wiz Connected LED works with Alexa and Google, and costs just $13. Ry Crist/CNETYou can build entire smart lighting systems with budget-friendly white light smart bulbs that cost less than $10, fun color-changing bulbs, solar-powered outdoor smart lights for as low as $35 a pop, plus dimmable smart light switches and nifty new lighting accessories for less than $50 each. Willing to splurge a bit? Smart statement pieces from names likeNanoleaf promise to cover your walls in color. Yes, there are a lot of options when it comes to picking smart bulbs. However, once you're ready to upgrade your smart home system with smart lights -- that's where we come in. We have the best picks for LED smart bulbs, wall panels, strip lights, smart switches, Bluetooth bulb options and accessories you're after -- we've tested plenty of them. These are our top recommendations for the best smart lights you can buy. Best smart lights $17 at Amazon Pros Affordable Good range of tunable whites Can act as motion sensor Matter compatible Cons Motion setup can be tricky Matter is hit and miss Available connectivity 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Matterdisplayed Whites from 2700K - 6500KSmart home platform compatibility Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Siri, IFTTTForm factor A19 light bulbPrice $10 $17 at Amazon $17 at Amazon If you've been led to believe that you need to spend a lot of money to get the best smart light bulb, you've been misinformed. As it turns out, one of the cheapest smart bulbs is one of the best smart lights, and that comes from Wiz. While the brand name may not ring a bell for you, its sibling company that's under the Signify umbrella likely is familiar -- Philips Hue.Wiz does make color-changing bulbs that are also quite good, but here we are focusing on the brand's high-quality tunable white bulbs. These are a typical-shaped bulb, A19, with an E26 base with an incandescent equivalent rating of 60 watts. In terms of how bright this bulb can get, you'll get plenty of output from the Wiz Tunable White LED Smart Bulb is rated at 800 lumens with a color range from a warm 2700K to a cool 6500KThere are multiple ways to control this bulb: Use the Wiz app on your phone, Google Assistant, Alexa, Siri or IFTTT. While these smart home platform integrations aren't necessarily unique, Matter support is a bit more novel -- at least right now. These options mean that you'll have a lot of flexibility in where and how you manage your Wiz smart bulbs. One of the ways people use these smart home platforms is for automation, like connecting to a smart sensor to turn on the lights when motion is detected. With these new Wiz bulbs, that ability is fully built into the light with the need for a secondary sensor.Read more:Best Cheap Home Security DevicesThere are some downsides to the Wiz bulb, and that is in the motion automation feature and Matter connectivity. As for what Wiz calls Spacesense, this feature works mostly well, but in order for bulbs to link together and interact properly for motion detection, you have to ensure that bulbs are at least 6.5 feet (or 2m) apart. I've also had some inconsistencies with the reaction time for the feature. It's not a deal-breaker for me, but it's worth noting. As for Matter, that is more of an issue for the new smart home device standard and hopefully improves with a future update. Photo Gallery 1/1 Other white-light smart LEDs worth considering If you want something a little more advanced than the Wyze Bulb, then consider going withPhilips Hue LED bulbs. At $14 each, Philips'Hue White LEDbulbs are a lot more affordable than you might expect, and the newest Bluetooth versions of the Philips Hue bulbs can pair directly with Alexa or Google Assistant without the need for the Hue Bridge. The same goes for the Lifx White LED, which works with Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri, and IFTTT. As of writing this, that one's $16 on Amazon.See Lifx on AmazonWant something more decorative? Philips has vintage-style LED bulbs with fake filaments twisted inside (you've probably seen bulbs just like them at your local hipster dive bar). They'd be a good pick for exposed-bulb setups where you aren't hiding your light source under a lampshade. See Philips on AmazonIf you prefer Google Assistant, then you might be better off with a C by GE smart bulb. These LED smart bulbs are designed to pair seamlessly with yourGoogle Home smart speakerand Google Nest Hub smart display. You don't need a hub, and you don't even need the GE smartphone or tablet app -- just turn the LED lights on and sync them with your setup right from the Google Home app. From there, you'll enjoy some of the snappiest and most responsive voice controlwe've tested. See C by GE at Amazon $39 at Amazon0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 170 Views
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