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Architecture & Buildings - History & Archeology - 26.08.2015
A Place Solely for the Contemplation of Art

Health - Architecture & Buildings - 18.08.2015
Quiet design: Hospital experiments with sound panels to reduce noise
ANN ARBOR-One of the most common complaints about hospitals is the noise. Patients complain that they can't sleep soundly in the environment of multiple monitors, paging systems, wheel chairs and gurneys, and carts that squeak. Hospitals are using quiet hours and other methods to help patients get a good night's sleep.

Civil Engineering - Architecture & Buildings - 18.08.2015
Stories from Europe's busiest bus route
Stories from Europe’s busiest bus route
Stories from The Road is a new story-telling project that casts light on life and work along Oxford Road.

Architecture & Buildings - Civil Engineering - 11.08.2015
An Imperial researcher discusses the effects of fires on skyscrapers
Making skyscrapers safer by understanding phenomena such as 'travelling fires' are discussed by an Imperial researcher in an. Dr Guillermo Rein , from Imperial's Department of Mechanical Engineering, is a world-leading expert on the combustion of solid fuels in fires. The aim of his work is to reduce the impact of accidental fires and to protect people, their property, and the environment.

Architecture & Buildings - 06.08.2015
Hat-trick for University on Building of the Year shortlist
Three University of Manchester buildings have been shortlisted for the Greater Manchester Building of the Year award - making up half of the total shortlist.

Environment - Architecture & Buildings - 05.08.2015
Building from the ground up: participatory design in Kenya’s oldest slum
In a landmark project with UN-Habitat, a team of Cambridge researchers has designed a community centre in one of Kenya's biggest and oldest slums, and its future users are now raising funds to build it.

Earth Sciences - Architecture & Buildings - 30.07.2015
University welcomes approval of Masterplan proposal
University welcomes approval of Masterplan proposal The University of Sussex's campus Masterplan has been given the go-ahead after the proposal's original rejection by Brighton & Hove City Council.

Architecture & Buildings - Career - 28.07.2015
Women architects debate future ways to work
The University of Sydney in collaboration with Parlour Inc will host a panel of four powerhouse women architects for a robust debate on changes needed in architecture to create a more equitable and sustainable profession in the future.

Architecture & Buildings - Event - 24.07.2015
QMUL ranks among best for its architecture, according to study

Architecture & Buildings - Event - 16.07.2015
The University of Manchester's Whitworth shortlisted for RIBA Sterling Prize
The University of Manchester’s Whitworth shortlisted for RIBA Sterling Prize

Architecture & Buildings - Electroengineering - 16.07.2015
’Smart’ carbon positive energy house
Energy efficient design means more energy for the national grid Experts from the Welsh School of Architecture have designed and built the UK's first purpose-built, low-cost energy smart house, capable of exporting more energy to the national electricity grid than it uses.

Economics - Architecture & Buildings - 15.07.2015
King's joins European Industry and academic leaders as work starts on 5G
Work to develop a new, adaptive and future-proof mobile network architecture for 5G has now started after a consortium composed of 13 partners, including King's College London, and other leading indu

Architecture & Buildings - 09.07.2015
University awaits decision on masterplan appeal
University awaits decision on masterplan appeal The University of Sussex has welcomed the opportunity provided by a public inquiry to confirm the merits of its masterplan for the modernisation and expansion of its Falmer campus.

Architecture & Buildings - Economics - 09.07.2015
King's signs lease for former BBC HQ

Event - Architecture & Buildings - 30.06.2015
Environmental award recognises significance of new agreement to protect campus listed buildings
Environmental award recognises significance of new agreement to protect campus listed buildings

History & Archeology - Architecture & Buildings - 22.06.2015
Scarlet Macaws Point to Early Complexity at Chaco Canyon
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Carbon 14 dating of scarlet macaw remains indicates that interaction between Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, and Mesoamerica began more than 100 years earlier than previously thought, according to a team of archaeologists. "There is still lots to learn from Chaco Canyon," said Douglas J. Kennett , professor of environmental archaeology, Penn State.

Architecture & Buildings - 19.06.2015
Comment: Parliament - rip it up and start again
Professor Matthew Flinders, Director of the Crick Centre for the Public Understanding of Politics at the University of Sheffield, comments on the repair bill facing Parliament and the opportunities for democracy.

Environment - Architecture & Buildings - 10.06.2015
A cozy backyard bungalow for people and other friendly species
Courtesy of UCLA's cityLAB In looking to solve L.A.'s housing crunch and the loss of habitat for many species, Professor Dana Cuff, students and other faculty from both the architectural and

Physics - Architecture & Buildings - 05.06.2015
MAX IV facility handed over to Lund University
MAX IV facility handed over to Lund University
The MAX IV facility, set to become the brightest x-ray source in the world in 2016, has now been handed over to Lund University by the building contractor.

Art & Design - Architecture & Buildings - 04.06.2015
Building up humanities: An inside look at Klarman Hall
Every day, around 100 workers gather inside the shell of Cornell's new humanities building, Klarman Hall.

Architecture & Buildings - Mechanical Engineering - 06.05.2015
Selva's book takes modern look at system architecture
A new book co-authored by Cornell systems engineer Daniel Selva offers a modern take on the science behind complex systems - from the architecture of a power grid to a mobile payment system or a constellation of satellites.

Architecture & Buildings - Event - 30.04.2015
University's listed building agreement is a first
University’s listed building agreement is a first
University's listed building agreement is a first A new agreement signed this week will protect the University's unique 1960s listed buildings and streamline the planning process.

Architecture & Buildings - Event - 28.04.2015
New memorial a labor of love
When MIT's new memorial to Sean Collier is unveiled on Wednesday, the Institute community will get its first close look at a remarkable new structure: 32 massive pieces of polished granite in the form of five radial walls and arches, converging at a keystone above an open space.

Environment - Architecture & Buildings - 07.04.2015
Climate Ribbon
Rendering of Solar Data Downtown Miami's 5.4-million-gross-square-foot mixed-use Brickell City Centre, slated to open in phases at the end of 2015 into 2016, wanted an innovative design - an open-air feel for its shoppers, despite Miami's heat and rain.

Administration - Architecture & Buildings - 30.03.2015
University appoints a champion for public art

Architecture & Buildings - Civil Engineering - 30.03.2015
New architecture and planning staff to foster research and industry networks
Several new staff appointments have been made by the University of Sydney's Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning to foster its research and industry networks, and to give students the transformative education to compete in today's global market.

Architecture & Buildings - Environment - 27.03.2015
Bristol explored: new book highlights city’s rich architectural heritage
A new book by Timothy Mowl, Emeritus Professor at the University of Bristol, reveals secrets of the city's diverse architectural heritage, its maritime past and rich social history, describing twelve walks that showcase Bristol's fascinating built environment.

Architecture & Buildings - Environment - 23.03.2015
Tools for resilient communities - Made in Sliperiet
Interaction designer Ambra Trotto, Umeå School of Architecture, Sweden, is the leader of a new project - Community SOS - which aims to create an integrated platform to connect people in need of help and volunteers during a natural disaster.

Architecture & Buildings - Environment - 19.03.2015
A weapon of mass creation to improve office building comfort
A group of researchers from the University of Sydney's Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Lab has developed world-leading technology to measure and improve the indoor human comfort factor of office buildings.

Environment - Architecture & Buildings - 13.03.2015
How can MIT be a game-changer on climate?
How can MIT be a game-changer on climate?
A gathering of MIT students, faculty, staff, and alumni took part Thursday in series of talks, polling questions, and brainstorming sessions aimed at spurring the whole MIT community to engage in the

Architecture & Buildings - 06.03.2015
Cutting red tape - Sussex set to be the first university to sign a listed building agreement
Cutting red tape - Sussex set to be the first university to sign a listed building agreement
Cutting red tape - Sussex set to be the first university to sign a listed building agreement The University of Sussex is leading the way with a new agreement with Brighton & Hove City Council and

Architecture & Buildings - Chemistry - 06.03.2015
UC Berkeley unveils first-of-its-kind, architectural-scale 3-D-printed cement structure
A UC Berkeley research team led by  Ronald Rael , associate professor of architecture, will unveil today (Friday, March 6) the first and largest powder-based 3-D-printed cement structure built to date.

Architecture & Buildings - Event - 05.03.2015
Charter Day panelist preview: architect Jenny Sabin
Register for Charter Day events Charter Day: A Festival of Ideas and Imagination, part of Cornell's sesquicentennial celebration, runs April 24-27.

Architecture & Buildings - 04.03.2015
Pariser Building major incident
Pariser Building major incident

Architecture & Buildings - Computer Science - 04.03.2015
From brick to marble: Did Augustus Caesar really transform Rome?
UCLA A computer model of Augustan Rome shows marble buildings in pink, buildings under construction in yellow, brick buildings in brown, white buildings in travertine and gray buildings as randomly generated infill buildings.

Architecture & Buildings - Chemistry - 02.03.2015
UC Berkeley debuts first-of-its-kind 3-D-printed cement structure
ATTENTION: Reporters covering architecture and technology WHAT: Unveiling of the first and largest powder-based 3-D-printed cement structure built to date, developed by Ronald Rael, associate professor of architecture at UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design.

Physics - Architecture & Buildings - 16.02.2015
An Introduction to 'Differential Privacy,' from Penn Professor Aaron Roth
An Introduction to ’Differential Privacy,’ from Penn Professor Aaron Roth
By Madeleine Stone @themadstone Collaboration across scientific disciplines can lead to groundbreaking innovation.

Architecture & Buildings - History & Archeology - 12.02.2015
Q&A: How a 13th-century royal chapel influenced the history of France
Michael D. Hill Jr./Wikimedia Commons King Louis IX used the Gothic architectural masterpiece, Sainte-Chapelle, to unify his kingdom and to convince his subjects that he was the God-given king.

Architecture & Buildings - Art & Design - 26.01.2015
Heavenly matters, earthly delights
In his book, Gothic Wonder, Professor Paul Binski explores a period in which English art and architecture pushed the boundaries to produce some of Europe's most spectacular buildings and illuminated manuscripts.

Architecture & Buildings - 16.01.2015
Timber project to explore Shropshire’s medieval heritage
A group of ancient timber-framed buildings in a North Shropshire village will be studied as part of a local history project led by Dr George Nash, Visiting Fellow at the University of Bristol, and villager Alastair Reid.

Architecture & Buildings - 16.01.2015
University cuts red tape with Listed Buildings Partnership Agreement
University cuts red tape with Listed Buildings Partnership Agreement
University cuts red tape with Listed Buildings Partnership Agreement The University of Sussex is making an agreement with Brighton & Hove City Council and English Heritage to protect the campus's unique 1960s listed buildings and streamline the planning process.

Architecture & Buildings - Earth Sciences - 06.01.2015
Restoration plans for Stanmer Park receive Lottery boost

Architecture & Buildings - Mechanical Engineering - 05.01.2015
Model helps size boulders to protect buildings from vehicle impacts
UNIVERSITY PARK, PA - Boulders can be effective barriers to protect embassies and other buildings from large vehicle impacts, and a simple model is sufficient to select the right size boulder for the job, according to a team of Penn State researchers. A team led by Tong Qiu , assistant professor, civil engineering , Penn State, studied landscape anti-ram barrier systems, typically constructed of a boulder embedded  in soil.

Architecture & Buildings - 12.12.2014
Research Images as Art/Art Images as Research: winners announced

Architecture & Buildings - 12.12.2014
University of Sussex submits appeal against planning decision

Architecture & Buildings - Environment - 11.12.2014
A living learning building to inspire next generation of designers, launched today

Architecture & Buildings - 09.12.2014
University of Warwick Classicist Takes to the Skies in new ITV documentary
University of Warwick Classicist, Dr Michael Scott will give viewers a fresh perspective on Roman Britain in a one-off documentary 'Roman Britain from the Air' which will be shown on ITV on December 23 rd .

Architecture & Buildings - Linguistics & Literature - 03.12.2014
The Lure of the Caribbean
UM alumnus Hermes Mallea talks about the elegance of the Caribbean playgrounds of the rich and famous.

Architecture & Buildings - Health - 01.12.2014
Campus clean-up continues after Brisbane storm
UQ Home Study Maps News Events Library my.UQ The University of Queensland UQ News (Updated 10.00 am Mon, 1 Dec ) will be included as it comes to hand UPDATE link: UQ Herston campus rall

Architecture & Buildings - Health - 30.11.2014
Sunday UQ storm damage update
Updated 6.30pm Sunday. This information will be updated on Monday.