If you want the Apple Studio Display, you should consider getting it now, as it's currently available at a massive $300 discount.Save $300 on the Apple Studio DisplayThe Apple Studio Display offers consumers an Apple-designed screen for their Mac, without necessarily paying the high price of the Pro Display XDR. If you're quick, that price can be even less.Buy for $1,299.99 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

XProtect is Apple's Mac virus detection system which keeps your Mac safe. Here's how the protective macOS feature works.XProtect is macOS's malware scaning tool.Viruses and other malware are a constant threat to computers, which web surfers have to work around every time they go online.A computer virus is a small piece of code that gets silently installed onto your computer. One where it runs or embeds itself into other software and causes havoc. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

Populous have revealed initial renders of their proposal for the King Salman Stadium Masterplan in Riyadh, part of Saudi Arabias Vision 2030https://www.e-architect.com/saudiarabia/king-salman-stadium-masterplan-riyadh#stadium #masterplan #riyadh #saudiarabia #architecturePopulous have revealed initial renders of their proposal for the King Salman Stadium Masterplan in Riyadh, part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030

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Design for resilience with concrete masonry Balancing safety, durability, and affordability, CMUs help meet climate challenges head-on. #ResilientDesign #ConcreteMasonry #BuildingForTomorrow #SustainableConstruction #Sponsored #ZondaMediaIntelDesigning resilient, durable structures with concrete masonry balance safety, affordability, and climate challenges.

This semester, a group of students at the Harvard Graduate School of Design is taking a survey of U.S. architecture graduate visa holders in the workplace for a research project that's part of their coursework for assistant professor Jacob Reidel's "Frameworks of Practice"seminar.They are inviting participants to answer a series of anonymous questions related to their experience as workplace visa holders. The aim, they say, is to produce a snapshot of how immigration status affects both entry-level career choices for architecture graduates and long-term career planning.The students share: "The original idea came from conversations with peers about how, in the field of architecture, visa status makes workers feel like they are in a precarious position and our preliminary qualitative interviews have supported this. We hope that this research can draw attention to the situation and offer both workers and employers new statistics to work towards compassionate decision-making in offic...

The new AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index (ABI) for the month of October has recorded a flat (50.3) reading, ending its 20-month streak of consecutive declines.This score indicates a balance between the number of firms experiencing a decrease in billings and those seeing an increase, according to the AIA. Inquiries into new projects in October also picked up to their highest level in six months."Billings finally stabilized this month, and firms are feeling more optimistic about revenue projections for 2025," said the AIA's Chief Economist, Kermit Baker. "Overall, 41 percent of responding firm leaders expect to see net revenue growth from 2024 to 2025, with 32 percent projecting growth in the 5 percent to 9 percent range."October ABI HighlightsRegional averages: Northeast (45.6); South (52.1); Midwest (46.9); West (47.6)Sector index breakdown: institutional (50.5); multifamily residential (45.6); commercial/industrial (47.0); mixed practice (48.0)Project inquiries index: 54...

The AIAs Architecture Billings Index for October is a lesson in cautious optimism. After 20 months of decline, the score for October finally (finally!) inched over 50.The AIAs Architecture Billings Index for October is a lesson in cautious optimism. After 20 months of decline, the score for October finally inched over 50, any score above 50 indicates an increase in billings from the previous month.

Bruner/Cott reskinned Gund Hall with a new high-performance envelope, helping it cut down energy costs and improve usability while providing other ancillary benefits.By the numbers, 1,617 glazing units were swapped out with new ones on the building envelope of Gund Hall. The renovation project headed by Bruner/Cott focused on improving the buildings energy efficiency and