Designing for an affordable, healthy and equitable lifestyle
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RTKL begins work on this year’s Living Building Challenge.
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By Heather Nelson Looking at the “world’s most airtight house,” I have to ask—how did we get here? If this shed of a building with two windows is what we are holding up as an example of sustainable design, aren’t we missing something? Let’s back track. According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, shelter is one of […]
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“Hollywood for ugly people.” Washington’s unofficial tagline has morphed into an image upgrade, partly driven by popular shows like House of Cards, Scandal, Homeland and Veep that offer an appealing counterpoint to the realities of bureaucracy and politics. Despite being generally associated with old men in suits and C-span, Washington has always been a very […]
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It’s no secret that high streets have suffered in recent years. By the end of 2012, it was reported that the vacancy rate of British high street shops had reached nearly 15%. Nottingham ranked at the top of this list with 31% of shops unoccupied, up from 23% the year before. This drastic rise is […]
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