Architects from 2015’s most innovative companies look into their crystal balls and divine the ways the built environment will evolve.What does the future of the architecture industry hold? We asked experts from some of the world’s most innovative companies to look into their crystal balls and divine the ways that the built environment will evolve over the next five years. Largely optimistic, these trends indicate a rosy future for the structures that surround us every day. Architects predict that these buildings won’t be as flashy, but they’ll be far more useful on an everyday basis— (the starchitect-designed roof leak is Read More

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Architects from 2015’s most innovative companies look into their crystal balls and divine the ways the built environment will evolve.What does the future of the architecture industry hold? We asked experts from some of the world’s most innovative companies to look into their crystal balls and divine the ways that the built environment will evolve over the next five years. Largely optimistic, these trends indicate a rosy future for the structures that surround us every day. Architects predict that these buildings won’t be as flashy, but they’ll be far more useful on an everyday basis— (the starchitect-designed roof leak is Read More

Source:: Fast Company

Architects from 2015’s most innovative companies look into their crystal balls and divine the ways the built environment will evolve.What does the future of the architecture industry hold? We asked experts from some of the world’s most innovative companies to look into their crystal balls and divine the ways that the built environment will evolve over the next five years. Largely optimistic, these trends indicate a rosy future for the structures that surround us every day. Architects predict that these buildings won’t be as flashy, but they’ll be far more useful on an everyday basis— (the starchitect-designed roof leak is Read More

Source:: Fast Company

Architects from 2015’s most innovative companies look into their crystal balls and divine the ways the built environment will evolve.What does the future of the architecture industry hold? We asked experts from some of the world’s most innovative companies to look into their crystal balls and divine the ways that the built environment will evolve over the next five years. Largely optimistic, these trends indicate a rosy future for the structures that surround us every day. Architects predict that these buildings won’t be as flashy, but they’ll be far more useful on an everyday basis— (the starchitect-designed roof leak is Read More

Source:: Fast Company

In St. Petersburg, Florida, the Venture House project is thinking big about revitalizing a neighborhood and heading off gentrification.Abandoned, boarded-up houses have a notorious dampening effect on neighborhoods, driving down real estate prices and scaring away investors and potential tenants. Turning such places around requires more than a paint-job here and there; it takes profound revitalization.

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