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No More Stopping |
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| Authors: | Richard Garber |
| Abstract: | The dissolution of the conventional breaking points in the construction and completion phases of a building's delivery has blurred ‘the distinction between the production of design intent and the transmission of information’. Here Richard Garber , Director of the School of Architecture at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), advocates that architects should use this as an opportunity to widen their remit, gaining agency and with it responsibility and the financial rewards to practice. Here he draws from the examples of UNStudio, GLUCK+ and his own New-York based practice, GRO Architects. |
| Keywords: | UNStudio Arnhem Central Masterplan The Netherlands Yokohama Port Terminal Cardiff Bay Opera House Presbyterian Church of New York Greg Lynn FORM Douglas Garofalo Michael McInturf Building information modelling (BIM) virtual models Education Executive Agency and Tax Offices building Groningen Central Transfer Hall Bouwcombinatie Ballast Nedam mbX Rhinoceros Sorba Projects VisualBasic life-cycle assessment and management (LCA+ M) design-build-operate (DBO) contracts public-private partnerships (PPP's) Peter Gluck Architect-Led Design-Build (ALDB) GLUCK+ East Harlem School Bar House House in the Mountains Charlie Kaplan |