AIA Committee on the Environment Newsletter, January/February 2022 By Allison H. Anderson FAIA Architects are working on the front lines of community resilience and climate adaptation. Ann Kosmal, FAIA, guides the General Services Administration team charged with managing climate risks for…
In Gulfport, Restoring an Icon of African American History Michael Welton, December 15, 2021 A small building with a checkered past in the Turkey Creek neighborhood of Gulfport, Miss. has been restored meticulously by unabridged Architects of Bay St. Louis….
Published 2021-12-02 by Revi Sagee: https://www.eampact.com/blogDetails/The-Black-and-White-Beach-House Homeowners in the U.S can build and improve their homes to be more resilient to increasing climate extremes. We aim to educate homeowners with relevant climate risks and solutions to reduce potential damage to…
Inhabitat, October 11, 2021. By Dawn Hammon. With construction earning the unwanted title of a top-ranking dirty industry, architecture focused on energy efficiency, natural materials and durability even in the face of natural disasters is a win for the environment…
Business of Home Weekly Feature, October 13, 2021. By Haley Chouinard. The pandemic gave literal meaning to the idea that our homes are a refuge, a place to eek shelter during uncertain and unsafe times. Its a concept that designers…
The dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas gathered up the work of 36 modern architects from eight states for a symposium and a book. By: J. Michael Welton Peter MacKeith is a…
Metropolis, August 19, 2021, by: J. Michael Welton Peter MacKeith is a man with a vision. Dean and professor of architecture at the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas since 2014, he wanted to…