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    AFFORDABLE ENVIRONMENTS

    In 2003, the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art put out a challenge to architects and artists worldwide: Show by example how affordable housing can exhibit both outstanding design and environmental sensitivity. The many submissions they received showcase recent advances in sustainable design and have fostered new partnerships between professionals and communities in the creative approaches to housing. — Editor

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    DOUBLY TRANSPARENT

    Growing concern for occupant comfort and lower energy costs has led to a recent revolution in curtain wall design, primarily in Europe. Dynamic, double-skin walls that induce air movement between the layers of glass are replacing the static, sealed envelopes that have until recently characterized modern curtain walls.

    The new generation of glass wall is an active component of the heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) system, bringing air tempering installations from the hidden central core to the building perimeter.

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    More Building and Construction

    County Justice Center Needs $11 Million in Repairs to Open — ENR, 2005.0509

    ICC Partners with Mexico to Develop Building Safety Codes — International Code Council press release, 2005.0509

    Ready-Mix Supplier Pleads Guilty — ENR, 2005.0509

    McMansions or Bash-and-Builds, Some Towns Have Had Enough — New York Times, 2005.0508

    Building Safety Week Survey Identifies Code Violations — International Code Council press release, 2005.0506

    Researchers Make Bendable Concrete — PhysOrg, 2005.0504

    Getting Free of Freedom Tower — The Slatin Report, 2005.0504

    Company Says Its Concrete Is Stronger, More Efficient — Reed Construction Data, 2005.0503

    Leonard Wood to Head NAHB's Multifamily Leadership Board — National Association of Home Builders, 2005.0503

    Tangye inducted into National Housing Hall of Fame — International Code Council press release, 2005.0503

    Revised Code May Force Teams to Change Project Manuals — ENR, 2005.0502

    Urban Myths: In Defense of New Urbanism — Planetizen, 2005.0502

    FrameSaver Introduces Rot-Resistant “Fat Boy” T-Mull — FrameSaver press release, 2005.0428

    Expert Cautions Landscape Lighting Professionals about LEDs — PR Web, 2005.0427

    New Trimble Site Positioning System — Infolink, 2005.0420

    Builders Slow Pace of Housing Starts in March — National Association of Home Builders, 2005.0419

    Composting Toilets Bring the Outhouse Indoors — Providence Journal, 2005.0417

    Cable-Supported Glass Wall Made Feasible by Extra Curve — ENR, 2005.0411

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