Climate Change and the Crisis of Inequity A Call to Action Katharine Logan June 1, 2022 No Comments We are not all-in on the climate emergency—and coming together is the only way out.Read More
Housing and Climate—Two Intersecting Crises Katharine Logan June 1, 2022 No Comments Design firms and builders are fostering equity through innovation in affordable, low-carbon housing.Read More
Continuing Education: Architecture Firms, Clients, and Climate Katharine Logan April 1, 2022 No Comments How to talk to clients about ambitious environmental targets and get their buy-in.Read More
Continuing Education: Embodied Carbon & Adaptive Reuse Katharine Logan February 1, 2022 No Comments Architects reduce embodied emissions by revamping existing structures instead of building new.Read More
COP26: Too Little, Too Slow (Too Late?) Katharine Logan November 17, 2021 No Comments UN Climate Change Conference puts a spotlight on buildings.Read More
Energy Codes Essential to COP26 Commitments and Climate Adaptation Katharine Logan November 8, 2021 No Comments Buildings represent untapped potential in the fight against global warming—key takeaway from the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.Read More
A Call to Action: RIBA and Architects Declare’s Built Environment Summit Katharine Logan November 2, 2021 No Comments RECORD recaps an important pre-COP26 event held in London.Read More
Continuing Education: Experiential Graphic Design Immaterial Material Katharine Logan October 1, 2021 No Comments Digital media give architects a powerful tool for transforming the experience of buildings.Read More
Continuing Education: Converting Offices to Housing Katharine Logan September 1, 2021 No Comments As vacancy rates rise, developers and architects transform outdated office buildings into residences.Read More
Vancouver House by Bjarke Ingels Group Vancouver, Canada Katharine Logan May 1, 2021 No Comments In the western Canadian city, BIG reinterprets the typical residential tower.Read More
