Life Of An Architect – One Day In An Architect’s Workweek
Posted on: May 3, 2022
One question lingering on the minds of many architectural students, youngsters elbow deep in Lego blocks dreaming of joining a profession, or even everyday architecture admirers is what an architect’s day looks like.
BIM: Building Information Modeling
Posted on: April 5, 2022
Architecture is married to technology. Everyone knows this today. It is an amicable relationship, I believe. Nonetheless, these days it is hard to imagine working in the building industry without digital tools. Indeed most of us still carry romantic notions of a draftsman hunched over the table with set squares, scales and enormous sheets of paper stretched out.
A8 Standard Details: Supporting Kirkor’s Commitment To Building Excellence
Posted on: March 2, 2022
Building science and technology along with developments in materials are continually advancing with initiatives for sustainability and changing construction methods.
Diversity At Kirkor Architects & Planners
Posted on: February 3, 2022
The Architectural gesture could be defined by a simple idea, sentence, thought, in any language you choose.
The diversity within the architectural world is celebrated in its own identity.
The Revelation and Revolution of Kirkor Architects
Posted on: December 8, 2021
40 YEARS THIS FRIDAY…well maybe not this Friday…
Started in 1981 as Kirshenblatt Korman Architects, KIRKOR ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS has grown into a studio of 150 architectural and design professionals in
Women In Architecture – A Variety Of Perspectives
Posted on: December 7, 2021
The role of women in architecture evolved from the professional context of Marion Mahony Griffin, the world’s first officially licensed female architect (1895), to our days where women are a key component of this translation to form, shape, surface of our human need of a “shelter” to live, work, dream and persevere.
