The Future of Multi-Family: Design Implications for Healthier Living Post COVID-19
May 12, 2020
Well before the 2020 global pandemic, people were averaging 90% of their lives indoors. Now with mandatory shelter in place orders, social distancing, and encouraged…
Re-framing the Carbon Conversation
April 9, 2020
As the building and construction sector improve operational carbon efficiency to address global GHG emissions, embodied carbon will make up an increasingly significant share of a building’s total life…
Inside Facades+ DC: The Projects, Trends, and Voices
February 10, 2020
Architecture in Washington, DC is easily overlooked, often distilled to a vision of concrete and conservatism or disregarded as unimaginative. But architects in the city…
30-acre project with rowhomes, apartments, planned for waterfront
July 8, 2019
CURBED PHILADELPHIA–Nearly 1,100 new homes, including apartments and rowhouses, are coming to a currently vacant 30-acre site on the Delaware River. The project, which just…
Spy Museum will go beyond espionage at its new home in L’Enfant
April 1, 2019
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL–The name isn’t changing, but when International Spy Museum opens in its shiny new home in May, it’s going to be about a lot…
The work of reducing carbon emissions from buildings has begun.
March 22, 2019
VOX–The Green New Deal aims to get buildings off fossil fuels. These 6 places have already started. The nation’s capitol has taken some incredibly ambitious…
DMV Net Zero Coalition
March 4, 2019
On the morning of Tuesday February 12th, 2019 Hickok Cole helped facilitate the inaugural session of the DMV Net Zero Coalition. Presented by DCRA’s Green…
DC’s mayor signed an ambitious clean energy law at American Geophysical Union headquarters
January 22, 2019
GREATER GREATER WASHINGTON–DC Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the most ambitious clean energy law in the nation on Friday. It requires all of DC’s electricity to…
Timber Towers featured on ArchDaily
November 28, 2018
Timber Towers featured among ArchDaily‘s list of projects redefining what’s possible when it comes to building with wood in America.
‘Glass Box Fatigue’: How Architects Are Flipping The Script On D.C. Office Buildings
October 18, 2018
BISNOW –D.C. developers have spent years churning out homogeneous office buildings, maximizing the height under the city’s zoning limit and creating all-glass exteriors to bring in light, but…