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Architecture News RSS
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Yale facility lands COTE design prize (posted 04/22/10 at 11:26am)
Yale University's transformation of a former New Haven brownfield into an energy-efficient home for its new forestry-environmental school is among projects singled out by the nation's architects for recognition in standout green design.
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CT Science Center reaps CREW top honor (posted 03/30/10 at 11:21am)
The green design of the Connecticut Science Center in downtown Hartford won the highest award from the Commercial Real Estate Women Connecticut Real Estate Exchange.
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Matthew D. Wittmer, principal, Phase Zero Design, Simsbury (posted 11/17/09 at 10:46am)
Phase Zero Design offers architecture, design, planning, graphic design and branding, and strategic consulting and research. Is this diversity in services difficult for a new company to accomplish? Wouldn't they be better off focusing on one or two areas?
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Are people surprised to find out that landscape architects are a fully licensed profession? Is that the case nationally? Are landscape architects basically architects who specialize in landscape?