4 Facts About Hostile Design and Architecture Training
Hostile design also called defensive architecture, is a form of architectural design whose features and elements attempt to influence human behaviour in a public or [...]
Understanding the Right-of-Way in Process Piping Drafting
Pipelines in Canada are responsible for moving over 14 million cubic meters of product across the country and must be able to cross a variety [...]
Disaster-Resilient Buildings Designed Using BIM
From tornados to floods, earthquakes to volcanoes, natural disasters are unavoidable and supremely disruptive, and in the past decade have caused billions of dollars in [...]
An Architecture Look at Cool Movie Theatres
Cinema has the ability to capture our imagination like no other art form, yet its influence can be felt across mediums, even to architecture. From [...]
Designing Video Game Consoles With Engineering Training
While a console’s design might not be the first reason why gamers line up for its release, it still plays an important role in its [...]
Designing Offshore Pipelines with Process Piping Training
Offshore or subsea pipelines are important for the transportation of oil and gas to various areas via straits, rivers, and other larger water expenses. There [...]
Engineering Training and the Future of Highway Design
One of the major issues facing highway design today is the need for a new transportation system that addresses emerging problems including metropolitan traffic congestion [...]
Using BIM to Design Underground Shopping Complexes
Today’s architectural design technicians help design all types of interesting structures, some even underground. An underground shopping complex is a perfect opportunity for design teams [...]
Designing Architecture Sustainable Buildings
Architectural design teams have made great strides in drafting and designing sustainable buildings for a variety of different uses. They use all kinds of different [...]
Using Process Piping Training for Eco-Friendly Pipe Design
As Canada’s oil and gas industry continues to grow and expand so too does concern for protecting and preserving the country’s natural environment. As a [...]
Designing Elaborate Movie Sets Using BIM
Way back in the 1920s, filmmaker Fritz Lang put together a massive film set for his movie Metropolis. It was big enough that people could [...]
Using Architecture Training to Design Cool New High-Rises
Modern high-rises have become more daring and creative, tapping into the imaginations and ingenuity of architectural teams the world over. From Germany to Thailand, the [...]