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Arup Connect is Arup's magazine showcasing projects, people and issues in the Americas Region.
How far can you push formal interest on façades while maintaining their structural load-bearing capacity? Two University of Buffalo architects decided to find out.
Alliance networks, a governance approach involving collaboration between both public and private actors, provide a powerful new tool for reaching energy conservation goals.
A unique collaboration between artist Janet Echelman, Autodesk, and Arup resulted in a dramatic monumental sculpture marking the 30th anniversary of the TED conference.
A photo contest run by our New York office's WaterAid team aims to foreground the role of water in everyday life. We've chosen a few of our favorite shots.
Wood is one of the oldest and most common building materials. Our fire engineers surveyed the history of tall wood buildings around the world.
The simple beauty of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's rippled façade design belies the technical challenge of sculpting 700 unique panels to cover 200,000ft².
Mecca's population more than triples for several weeks each year during the Muslim pilgrimage. We spoke with Amer Shalaby about what the city's response to this annual strain on its infrastructure can teach North Americans about resilience.
Government agencies have often valued efficiency over user experience when creating public space, resulting in unloved parks and plazas. Our New York planning team picked five local spots that got it right.
Stefan Kohler helps lead Arup’s International Development group, which operates as a nonprofit within the firm. We spoke with him about his work.
Wood is one of the oldest and most common building materials. Our fire engineers surveyed the history of tall wood buildings around the world.
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Michael Markieta, a transportation planner working with Arup’s Toronto office, has spent the past year developing visualizations of all flight paths crossing the globe in order to better understand patterns of globalization and intercity connectivity.
How far can you push formal interest on façades while maintaining their structural load-bearing capacity? Two University of Buffalo architects decided to find out.
How far can you push formal interest on façades while maintaining their structural load-bearing capacity? Two University of Buffalo architects decided to find out.
Acoustic consultant Anne Guthrie's PhD research focuses on designing performance spaces to optimize sound quality for musicians as well as audiences, leading to better listening experiences for all.
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