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“Beautiful architecture enriches people’s lives, uplifts the human spirit, and provides a constant vision of excellence”. < Back A Legacy of Inspirational Design Ziegler Cooper has emerged as one of Houston’s premier architecture firms that practices nationally and internationally. Today we find our practice is perfectly positioned to provide our clients with the expertise they need for a competitive edge. Since our founding in 1977, Ziegler Cooper Architects has been guided by our strong belief that: “Beautiful architecture enriches people’s lives, uplifts the human spirit, and provides a constant vision of excellence”. To support this belief, we have structured our practice into specialized internal Studios to serve mankind’s most basic needs to live, learn work and worship. Within these practice areas, the firm fosters collaboration and innovation to create beautiful buildings and inspirational spaces that are highly functional, and sustainable, resulting in extremely valuable assets for their owners. We care deeply about our clients and work hard to help them succeed. Above all, we are inspired by our clients to be problem solvers, strategists, story tellers, and dreamers in our pursuit to make the world a more beautiful place. —R. Scott Ziegler, AIA “Beautiful architecture enriches people’s lives, uplifts the human spirit, and provides a constant vision of excellence”. Ziegler Cooper Website Contact Ziegler Cooper Previous Next

Biography of architectural photographer Geoff Lyon. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: G. Lyon Photography Website Updated: September 24, 2023 Geoff Lyon - Architectural Photographer Biography of architectural photographer Geoff Lyon. https://www.glyonphotography.com/ Geoffrey Lyon OWNER / PRESIDENTPRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHER Geoff established GLP with a vision for capturing the aesthetic of built environments through professional photography. A technical master of the craft, his artistry represents spaces in visual alignment with their architectural intent. As an architect, he practiced at Brand + Allen, Kirksey , and Vail Architecture Group before launching GLP. Geoff holds a Bachelor of Architecture with a photography minor from the Hines College of Architecture at the University of Houston, along with an FAA Section 107 Aerial Drone Pilot License. Geoff’s photos are published in Architectural Record , Texas Architect , Cite , The Architect’s Newspaper , Architect Magazine , Arch Daily , and countless other publications and books. His images are regularly viewable in marketing the City of Houston by Visit Houston , the Greater Houston Partnership , and at Houston Intercontinental Airport (IAH). True to his architectural aesthetic, Geoff resides in a Lake|Flato home in the heart of Houston. A Canadian-born Texan, Geoff proudly calls Houston home and faithfully supports Team USA , USMNT , Canada Soccer Association , Houston Dynamo FC , Houston Astros , Houston Texans , and other local sports teams. Visit Geoff Lyon's Website Visit Photography Gallery About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Project Photography, Architectural Photography Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

Discover the incredible world of decorative and innovative glass for interior and exterior architectural applications. Pulp Studio, an industry leader and innovator, explores the creative possibilities of graphic glass products and applications. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: Pulp Studio YouTube Channel Updated: December 5, 2023 Pulp Studio: AIA Webinar - Graphic Imaging and Glass Discover the incredible world of decorative and innovative glass for interior and exterior architectural applications. Pulp Studio, an industry leader and innovator, explores the creative possibilities of graphic glass products and applications. Pulp Studios YouTube Channel Discover the incredible world of decorative and innovative glass for interior and exterior architectural applications. Pulp Studio, an industry leader and innovator, explores the creative possibilities of graphic glass products and applications. Course Objectives: 1) Identify the most common types of graphic glass products; 2) Understand performance characteristics of the various production methods and technologies; 3) Qualify the manufacturer of graphic based product by asking the right questions; 4) Provide the necessary source materials to the manufacturer in the correct format and quality. View the Video Visit the Pulp Studio Website About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Decorative Glass, Glazing Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

This article examines the transformative trends in industrial architecture, emphasizing the integration of advanced technologies, community-centric design, and sustainability practices within urban environments. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: Gensler - Research & Insights Updated: March 7, 2024 An Evolving Practice: Industrial Architecture This article examines the transformative trends in industrial architecture, emphasizing the integration of advanced technologies, community-centric design, and sustainability practices within urban environments. The article "An Evolving Practice: Industrial Architecture" by Jon Siani , published on April 14, 2023, explores the shifting landscape of industrial architecture, highlighting the increasing proximity of manufacturing and logistics facilities to urban centers. This change, driven by global economic dynamics, underscores the opportunities for industrial developers and designers to positively impact communities and contribute to the development of smart cities. As site selection becomes more challenging, architects and designers are tasked with unlocking value for clients and considering the broader impact on cities and local communities. The article suggests that we are on the brink of a practice revolution in architecture that parallels significant technological advancements, with a focus on supply-chain evolution, technology, digital experience, and a growing emphasis on planetary impact and human health. The piece further delves into the technological advancements shaping the future of industrial facilities, including the integration of digitalization, machine learning, and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). These advancements will make buildings more connected to their systems and occupants, fostering a blend of physical and digital experiences through the use of digital twins. The role of architects is evolving to navigate the complex interplay of physical and digital spaces, requiring a holistic approach to design that harmonizes technology, occupant experience, and environmental responsibility. Read the Article Visit the Gensler Website About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Supply Chain Management, Industrial Facilities, Industrial Architecture Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

Showcasing specific commercial design and construction projects, highlighting notable architectural designs and their unique features, before-and-after transformations, challenges faced during construction, and successful outcomes. < Back Previous Next Projects Spotlight Channel Showcasing specific commercial design and construction projects, highlighting notable architectural designs and their unique features, before-and-after transformations, challenges faced during construction, and successful outcomes. Building Materials VIEW VIDEO Asphalt Paving Operation Training Video - Positions and Equipment Learn about all positions and equipment on a paving operation. From grading to milling to paving. Paving, Roads and Highways Building Materials VIEW VIDEO Basics of Cellular Concrete In this video you will learn the basics of cellular concrete including what it is, common uses, mix designs, and the importance of quality control. We will also go over a few cellular concrete projects Richway Industries has been involved in and show you our Mix Design Calculator that can be downloaded from our website. To download the calculator or to learn more about cellular concrete visit our website: https://richway.com/construction.html Concrete Cold Storage VIEW VIDEO Thermal Energy Storage™ Efficiency, Flexibility, Resiliency Across the Global Cold Chain Viking Cold's Thermal Energy Storage technology provides energy efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability at the intersection of these two needs - Cold Storage. Cold Storage, Sustainable Construction, Energy Efficiency Thought Leaders VIEW VIDEO Design for a Radically Changing World Gensler is excited to announce the launch of “Design for a Radically Changing World,” a book focused on how design, at its core, is about impact. From fighting climate change and shaping the future of cities, to reimagining the ways people live, work, and move through their communities, design can bring people together, elevate the human experience, and provide hope for the future. Sustainable Design, Sustainable Construction, Gensler, Design Trends Industrial Buildings VIEW VIDEO Building the Future of Cold Storage: ARCO Design/Build's Cutting-Edge Facility in New England ARCO Design/Build's Cold Storage Construction is redefining food distribution. Get an exclusive inside look at the New England Cold Storage Facility and witness how our design-build process is leading the industry. Cold Storage, Design-Build

A Lally Column is a structural support column typically made of a steel pipe filled with concrete. It is commonly used in residential and commercial construction to provide support for beams and other load-bearing elements of a building. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: Archidoodles Updated: August 17, 2024 Term of the Day: Lally Column A Lally Column is a structural support column typically made of a steel pipe filled with concrete. It is commonly used in residential and commercial construction to provide support for beams and other load-bearing elements of a building. Lally columns are named after John Lally, who invented and patented this type of column in the late 19th century. The concrete-filled steel pipe provides both compressive strength (due to the concrete) and resistance to buckling (thanks to the steel shell). These columns are often used in basements or other areas where a strong, yet relatively small, support column is needed. They are usually installed vertically and can be adjustable or fixed in height. The main advantage of Lally columns is their ability to provide strong, durable support in a relatively compact and easy-to-install form. Guide to Lally Columns Learn More About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Columns, Structural Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

Onyx Constructors is a full service commercial general contractor with experience in projects of all types and sizes. < Back ONYX Constructors - A Full Service Commercial General Contractor Onyx Constructors is a full service commercial general contractor with experience in projects of all types and sizes. From corporate interiors to ground up buildings, we are here to serve and make the construction process one that builds lasting relationships as well as a lasting experience. We are centered around a transparent and quality minded focus that helps drive our projects to success while developing trust. Our team oversees each of their projects from the very beginning to the very end. This strategy allows each team to gain full control from the estimating process to closeout. It represents how invested we are into making your investment a success. Onyx was built around a goal and an ambition to be the best. This goal oriented mindset pushes us to achieve our clients goals, whether it be budget, quality, safety, or schedule. Our number one goal is making all aspects of construction an easier process for you while providing an atmosphere of positivity, creativity, and teamwork. Onyx Constructors is a full service commercial general contractor with experience in projects of all types and sizes. Visit ONYX Constructors View ONYX Profile Previous Next

Mid-Century Architectural Design refers to an architectural style that emerged in the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1940s to the 1960s, with roots in the earlier modernist movement. < Back 2 Click here to log in and like Source: Archidoodles Updated: December 23, 2025 Term of the Day: Mid-Century Design Mid-Century Architectural Design refers to an architectural style that emerged in the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1940s to the 1960s, with roots in the earlier modernist movement. Mid-Century Architectural Design refers to an architectural style that emerged in the mid-20th century, particularly from the 1940s to the 1960s, with roots in the earlier modernist movement. Characterized by simplicity, clean lines, and an integration with nature, mid-century design emphasizes functionality and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Key elements include open floor plans, large windows, flat planes, and the use of new materials such as steel and glass. The style is also noted for its minimalist aesthetic, organic shapes, and a focus on bringing the outdoors in through the use of natural light and views of the landscape. Play Mid-Century Architectural Design Brittmoore Dental Video The architect on this project was Method Architecture, Houston, TX. Find out more about them at: methodarchitecture.com . Learn More About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Mid-Century Style, Building Design + Construction, Architectural Details, Office Building Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

This article from Forbes Agency Council, originally published on Feb 25, 2021, provides 15 expert tips on how brands can craft effective, customer-focused content marketing strategies, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing the audience's needs and values. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: Forbes Updated: March 7, 2024 15 Ways To Develop A Customer-Centric Content Strategy This article from Forbes Agency Council, originally published on Feb 25, 2021, provides 15 expert tips on how brands can craft effective, customer-focused content marketing strategies, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing the audience's needs and values. This article presents a comprehensive guide on developing a customer-centric content strategy, drawing on the expertise of 15 members from the Forbes Agency Council. The core premise underscores the importance of crafting content that prioritizes the needs and interests of the target audience over the straightforward promotion of products or services. Through various strategies such as creating outcome-based content, implementing persona identifiers on websites, engaging in non-commerce dialogues with customers, and focusing on benefits over features, the experts aim to help brands connect more meaningfully with their consumers. The emphasis is on understanding consumer questions, motivations, and values to create content that resonates and adds value, thereby fostering trust and encouraging engagement. Practical methods for achieving a customer-centric approach are discussed, including interviewing customers to understand their preferences, leveraging customer-generated videos for authenticity, making relevant content easily accessible, and aligning brand ethos with customer values. Techniques such as emphasizing the problems solved by a product or service, framing messages around customer needs, and showcasing solutions through testimonials are highlighted as effective ways to engage customers. These insights collectively offer a roadmap for companies looking to refine their content marketing efforts, ensuring that they are genuinely customer-focused and designed to meet the evolving demands of their audience. Read the Article Read More About Marketing About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Content Marketing Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

The article "Amenities at the Edge: Where the Workplace Meets the Street" by Brian Stromquist, dated October 31, 2023, discusses the evolving relationship between office buildings and the urban streetscape in the context of post-pandemic recovery. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: Gensler Dialogue Blog Updated: December 4, 2023 Amenities at the Edge: Where the Workplace Meets the Street The article "Amenities at the Edge: Where the Workplace Meets the Street" by Brian Stromquist, dated October 31, 2023, discusses the evolving relationship between office buildings and the urban streetscape in the context of post-pandemic recovery. Gensler Dialogue Blog The article "Amenities at the Edge: Where the Workplace Meets the Street" by Brian Stromquist, dated October 31, 2023, discusses the evolving relationship between office buildings and the urban streetscape in the context of post-pandemic recovery. As cities rebound, with increasing numbers of people returning to central business districts, there is an opportunity to reimagine ground-level office spaces as multiuse destinations that engage both employees and the community. This revitalization is not just about catering to the daytime workforce but also about enhancing the overall experience of being in the city. According to Gensler's 2023 City Pulse Survey, there is a strong correlation between the quality of experience in a city's central business district and the overall perception of the city. The article suggests that companies have a role to play in this transformation, by programming pedestrian-facing spaces in ways that connect the workplace with the community, thereby enriching the urban experience for everyone. Stromquist outlines two operational approaches for integrating workplaces with the urban environment: the "Inside Out" and "Outside In" approaches. The "Inside Out" approach focuses on extending workplace amenities to the public, such as creating storefronts that act as interfaces between the company and the community, offering public-private spaces like coworking areas, or using virtual environments to bridge office and community. The "Outside In" approach involves bringing the community into the building, for instance, through artist residencies that enhance the visual character of the workplace, event spaces for educational and cultural activities, and care centers for services like childcare and mental health. These initiatives not only transform office buildings into more dynamic, engaging spaces but also contribute to a vibrant street-level experience that extends beyond conventional office hours. This reimagining of office spaces is seen as critical to enhancing public perception and fostering a sense of community in urban areas. Read the Article Learn About Brian Stromquist About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Office Development, Gensler Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

HOK discusses the design and development of Salt Lake City’s new hub airport, focusing on collaboration, creating a unique sense of place, maximizing ROI through thoughtful design, prioritizing sustainability and resilience, and adapting project phases, showcasing it as a model of modern, efficient, and beautiful airport architecture. < Back 0 Click here to log in and like Source: HOK Website Updated: March 7, 2024 How to Design a Modern Hub Airport: Lessons Learned from Salt Lake City’s New Aviation Hub HOK discusses the design and development of Salt Lake City’s new hub airport, focusing on collaboration, creating a unique sense of place, maximizing ROI through thoughtful design, prioritizing sustainability and resilience, and adapting project phases, showcasing it as a model of modern, efficient, and beautiful airport architecture. A recent LinkedIn Live session brought together key figures from HOK and the Salt Lake City International Airport to discuss the New SLC, a monumental project marking the first major hub airport of the 21st century in the U.S. This new development not only replaces outdated facilities but stands as a testament to Utah's largest public works initiative, designed for efficiency, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal. The dialogue delved into the collaborative efforts, the prioritization of passenger experience, and the integration of Utah's natural beauty and culture into the airport's design, emphasizing a clear, single-level layout for ease of movement. Central to the discussion were the innovative strategies employed in the airport's design to create a distinctive sense of place, optimize operational costs, and ensure resilience and sustainability. Highlights included the incorporation of unique features like the Canyon atrium with its art sculpture that mirrors Utah's slot canyons, the strategic use of natural light, and the construction of earthquake-resistant structures. Moreover, the phased construction approach allowed continuous operation and growth in passenger traffic, underscoring the project's success in enhancing travel experience while promoting environmental stewardship and maximizing return on investment. Read the Article Watch the Video About Archidoodles: Archidoodles is a platform dedicated to celebrating the expertise of architects, designers, builders, and tradespeople. We highlight the craftsmanship, collaboration, and innovation behind every project, providing a space to share stories of turning visions into reality. Whether you're shaping spaces or building futures, Archidoodles is where your work gets the recognition and promotion it deserves. Tags: Airport Design, HOK Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link First Name Last Name Previous Next

Learn about the art and science behind architectural photography and how the use of images can communicate unique design details using equipment and techniques both sophisticated and simple. < Back Previous Next Architectural Photography Channel Learn about the art and science behind architectural photography and how the use of images can communicate unique design details using equipment and techniques both sophisticated and simple. Building Materials VIEW VIDEO Asphalt Paving Operation Training Video - Positions and Equipment Learn about all positions and equipment on a paving operation. From grading to milling to paving. Paving, Roads and Highways Building Materials VIEW VIDEO Basics of Cellular Concrete In this video you will learn the basics of cellular concrete including what it is, common uses, mix designs, and the importance of quality control. We will also go over a few cellular concrete projects Richway Industries has been involved in and show you our Mix Design Calculator that can be downloaded from our website. To download the calculator or to learn more about cellular concrete visit our website: https://richway.com/construction.html Concrete Cold Storage VIEW VIDEO Thermal Energy Storage™ Efficiency, Flexibility, Resiliency Across the Global Cold Chain Viking Cold's Thermal Energy Storage technology provides energy efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability at the intersection of these two needs - Cold Storage. Cold Storage, Sustainable Construction, Energy Efficiency Thought Leaders VIEW VIDEO Design for a Radically Changing World Gensler is excited to announce the launch of “Design for a Radically Changing World,” a book focused on how design, at its core, is about impact. From fighting climate change and shaping the future of cities, to reimagining the ways people live, work, and move through their communities, design can bring people together, elevate the human experience, and provide hope for the future. Sustainable Design, Sustainable Construction, Gensler, Design Trends Industrial Buildings VIEW VIDEO Building the Future of Cold Storage: ARCO Design/Build's Cutting-Edge Facility in New England ARCO Design/Build's Cold Storage Construction is redefining food distribution. Get an exclusive inside look at the New England Cold Storage Facility and witness how our design-build process is leading the industry. Cold Storage, Design-Build